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Originally known as AC-3, Dolby Digital is the most prevalent 51 channel surround sound format available on DVD, and (with PCM) is one of the two worldwide DVD sound standards Dolby Digital can encode a 51 channel surround sound program into a single bitstream, and then decompress this stream back into five discrete channels of sound, and a 1 subwoofer (LFE) channel This recreates the original 51 soundtrack Dolby Pro Logic An audio coding system that allows four channels of sound to be encoded into two channels (stereo) and then decoded back into four channels (left, center, right, and surround) The center channel enables Dolby Pro Logic to reproduce theatrical soundtracks, especially Dialog, more fully than traditional Left/Right Stereo, while the Mono surround gives the you are there feeling Dolby Pro Logic does not provide as rich a listening experience as Dolby Digital in the 51 mode Dolby Surround A encode/decode process created by Dolby that encodes four channels of audio (left, center, right, and surround) onto two audio channels, which are then decoded into three channels (left, right, and surround) Not as elaborate a sound system as either Dolby Pro Logic or Dolby Digital DTS (Digital Theater Systems) An audio format like Dolby DTS has its own six-channel (51) encode/decode system for movie theaters and also sells a line of DVD videos and DVD-Audio titles that use its compression technique Audio track DTS, however, requires almost four times as much space on a DVD disc than a Dolby track DTS will only play in 51-channel sound on a system that has a DTS decoder Dual-Layer Breakpoint Marker A Marker used to designate the Marker at which a dual-layer DVD may shift playback from Layer 0 to Layer 1 DVD Digital Video DiscDigital Versatile Disc DVD is the size of a standard CD, but it can hold.

To create a custom exception class involves these steps: 1 Extend Exception to create a class that represents an error that can occur in your code 2 If desired, override one or more of the methods supplied by Exception 3 When an error represented by the exception occurs, throw an instance of your exception class

more information (47 gigabytes compared to 650 megabytes) DVD s primary features include: Dolby Digital soundtracks, multiple aspect ratios, multiple spoken languages with multiple language subtitles, multiple camera angles, parental lockout, and additional features that are at the discretion of the studio producing the disc In addition, DVD is the highest resolution, consumer format available, with 500 lines of resolution In comparison, VHS has 240, Super VHS has 400, and LD has 425 lines For more information, check out the DVD FAQ by Jim Taylor DVD (see also Mini-DVD) Originally Digital Video Disc, then Digital Versatile Disc, DVD is the acronym for the 8 or 12 cm digital disc format providing from 1 to about 17 billion bytes of data storage commonly misused as a catch-all acronym for Digital Home Video, DVD is also a general format for data storage and delivery that includes several different subformats: see also DVD-ROM, DVD-Audio, DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD-RAM DVD-1, 2, 3, 4 (also Mini-DVD) There is a standard specified for the creation of Mini-DVD (8 cm) discs, with data structures identical to its big brother, but reduced capacities (146 GB SS/SL, 292 GB SS/DL) As of late 2000, the first Mini-DVD discs are finally making their way into some replication plants as a viable format DVD-5 Single-Sided, Single-Layer DVD disc, which can hold 47 billion bytes of data DVD-9 Single-Sided, Dual-Layer DVD disc, which can hold 85 billion bytes of data DVD-10 Dual-Sided, Single-Layer DVD disc, which can hold 94 billion bytes of data DVD-14 Dual-Sided DVD with one Single-Layer side, and one Dual-Layer side, which can hold around 14 billion bytes of data DVD-18 Dual-Sided, Dual-Layer DVD disc, which can hold around 17 billion bytes of data

Exception is the exception class that forms the top of an exception hierarchy that represents errors that should normally be caught and handled by your program For example, Exception is a superclass of IOException It is also the superclass for exceptions that you create Like all exception classes, Exception is a subclass of Throwable It does not add any methods of its own However, your custom exception class is free to do so Exception defines the following constructors: Exception( ) Exception(String msg) Exception(Throwable causeExc) Exception(String msg, Throwable causeExc)