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Technology Explained

100Hz DFS (Digital Frame Scan)

DivX

Playback

Picture processing system offering two picture modes:

Allows DivX

Natural Mode and 100Hz

CD-R or CD-RW

Active Mode

DNR

Picture processing system offering exceptionally smooth

Ensures superior picture quality by 'cleaning' images and

movement by maximising the use of the 360 motion

reducing picture 'noise'. Particularly useful for older movies

estimation. Any jitter on line detail and text is eliminated by

where the source master has picture noise

altering the sequence of line scanning down the screen

Dolby

Digital 5.1 Surround

Active Sub Woofer

Six totally independent channels of digital sound: stereo

Low frequency effects (bass) speaker driven by its own

front left and right, centre dialogue and stereo rear, plus

internal amplification source

dedicated sub woofer

Active Vision

Dolby

Pro Logic

High performance and flexible picture processing system

Enhanced surround sound system offering a virtual stereo

offering different picture modes: Active, Natural, Progressive

rear channel

Scan, 100Hz (see p.5)

Dolby

Pro Logic

Advanced Editing Features

Four-channel surround sound: S tereo front left and right,

DV editing suite for recordings or home movies, including

centre dialogue and mono rear

high-speed dubbing, multiple recording deletions or

DTS

(Digital Theatre System)

transfers and DVD-R creation

Alternative system of encoding six channel digital surround

ANSI Lumens

sound, used in some cinemas and on some DVD discs

Standard for measuring light output, used for comparing

DVD-R

projectors

A write-once disc which cannot be deleted

Aspect Ratio

DVD-RAM

Width to height ratio defining the screen or image,

Re-recordable disc, sometimes encased in a protective

conventional widescreen being 16:9 (16 units wide by 9

caddy. It can be single or double-sided, and can be reused

units high)

up to 100,000 times

Auto Set-up

DVD Text

Automatically tunes in all channels in the correct order on

Displays on the TV screen any formatted DVD text data

TVs and VCRs

available on the disc

Bass Boost

DVI (Digital Video Interface)

Enhances low-frequency sound without a separate sub

Industry standard digital interface for transferring high

woofer

quality computer graphics or video content (eg from a digital

Brightness Level

camcorder) to a display screen with no loss of quality

A high luminance rating ensures a brilliant, clear image even

Easy Navi

in bright light conditions

Button on remote control of some Toshiba DVD Recorders

CD Text

offering simplified menu access to recordings and key

Displays on the TV screen any formatted CD text data

features

available on the disc, eg song titles

Enhanced Audio Mode (EAM)

Chase TV

Allows different audio channels on DVD to be enhanced

Watch the start of a programme before the DVD recorder has

separately, i.e. dialogue or surround sound

finished recording the end

Enhanced Picture Mode (EPM)

Co-axial Audio Terminal.

Allows selection of three different colour and contrast

Enables digital audio connection between a DVD player and

settings to suit movies, animation, etc

decoder or digital playback equipment.

Enhanced Video Amplifier

Component Video

Ensures superior picture quality by making whites even

Connection found on selected Toshiba TVs, DVD players

whiter

and projectors, for optimum picture quality. Allows the

Face Flat

brightness and contrast of the picture to be adjusted to suit

Horizontally and vertically flat TV tube technology which

room conditions

offers a wider viewing angle and reduced reflection

Composite Video

Fastext

Standard video signal used to send pictures eg from a VCR

Enables quick access to key TV text pages using the red,

to a TV

green, yellow and blue buttons on the remote control

Contrast Ratio

HDD (Hard Disk Drive)

Ratio between white and black. The greater the contrast ratio,

High-capacity digital storage device

the greater the ability to show subtle colour details

HDMI™ (High-definition Multimedia Interface)

Dark Tint

New industry standard digital interface for connecting high

Treatment of the front panel of the CRT to absorb ambient light,

definition components in a home cinema system, and

enhance black reproduction and provide increased contrast

transferring uncompressed digital video and multi-channel

Digital Comb Filter

audio content via a single cable

Reduces the moiré effect sometimes caused by fine lines or

HD DVD

checked patterns and maximises the resolution from high

High capacity DVD video format offering very high picture

quality image sources such as DVD

resolution

Digital Picture Processing

HD TV (High Definition Television)

Processes which improve TV picture quality, brightness and

A digital system that produces picture quality vastly superior

colour

to current broadcast systems

DivX

Icon On-screen Display (OSD)

Video compression software which enables high quality

On-screen menus illustrated by icons, to enable simple

video to be compressed into very small files then

operation of equipment and guide you through various

downloaded onto CD-R or CD-RW and played back with

setting and programming functions

very little loss of quality

Index Search

encoded video tracks to be played back via

Makes it easy to find the beginning of any item recorded on

a video tape

Invar Mask

Displays purer whites on the TV screen

Jitter Reduction

Technology to minimise fluctuations in the digital signal to

enhance video and audio quality and ensure the picture has

no 'wobble'

JPEG Viewer

Enables viewing of digital camera images through a DVD

player via CD-R/DVD-R or CD-RW (model dependent)

Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

Screen technology using liquid crystal movement to

Surround

produce a high resolution with superb contrast, brightness

and colour depth

Luminous Remote

Luminous buttons on the remote control for easy operation

in a darkened room

MP3 Playback

Technology which allows MP3 encoded music tracks to be

played back via CD-R

Multiple Camera Angles

Scenes shot from up to nine different camera angles at the

director's discretion may be stored and viewed no DVD

(software dependent)

Multiple Language Tracks

Up to eight different language soundtracks may be recorded

on a single disc and up to 32 different language subtitles

(software dependent). Nearly all DVDs carry English subtitles

Multi-standard Tuner/Video Playback

Able to display images from all world broadcast standards

(NTSC, PAL, SECAM)

NICAM

Sound broadcasting system capable of delivering CD-

quality digital stereo sound or mono sound, and of carrying

a Dolby

Pro Logic

or Dolby

Digital soundtrack.

NTSC

TV broadcast system used primarily in the USA and Japan

NTSC Video Playback

TV technology which enables NTSC tapes to be viewed

when played back on an NTSC video recorder

Off Timer

Switches the TV to standby mode at a pre-determined time

One-touch Front panel Operation

Buttons on the DVD players giving instant access to audio

and picture setting menus

Optical Audio Terminal

Enables digital audio signals to be sent from digital sources

such as DVD and laser disc players to digital playback

equipment via a fibre-optic connection

PAL I

TV broadcast system used in UK and some other countries.

PAL Progressive

If a TV or projector is capable of reproducing a progressive

image, a progressive output is required from the video

source (eg DVD). Previously only available for NTSC format

material, PAL Progressive offers higher quality picture

reproduction due to the greater number of horizontal lines

that make up the image (540 versus 480 lines in NTSC)

Panel Lock

Locks the controls on the TV to prevent changes to settings

Parental Lock

Allows discretionary 'locking' of DVD software using a code

so that undesirable or inappropriate sections are

automatically skipped (software dependent)

Passive Sub Woofer

Low frequency effects (bass) speaker driven by an external

amplification source

Pause TV

Twin Tuner

Pause a live TV programme then continue from where you

Allows one channel to be viewed while another is being

left off while recording to the end

recorded (on a Combi TV/VCR)

Picture in Picture

Up Conversion

View a second channel in a window on the main screen

DVD technology that converts the 480p signal on standard

DVD videos to 720p or 1080i signals for optimum quality

Picture Size Adjustment

display on High Definition screens

Adjusts the format of the picture to suit the TV screen

Variable Zoom

Pixels

DVD technology offering magnification of the on-screen

Individual dots of information that a display uses to create

image, allowing you to zoom in and move around the

an image. The number of pixels is defined by a screen's

picture.

resolution

VideoPlus

Plasma

Simple way to record TV programmes, using numerical

Screen technology using thousands of tiny fluorescent lights

codes (PlusCodes) shown in many TV listings pages to tell

(phosphors), ensuring even brightness and detail across a

the VCR when to start and stop recording. Up to six

large screen

programmes can be recorded from six different channels.

Programme Delivery Control (PDC)

Virtual Dolby

Responds to a broadcast signal which ensures that

Enhances Nicam stereo soundtracks to give a virtual

recording begins only when the programme actually starts

surround sound using just the stereo speakers.

and stops when the programme ends. Check with your

regional broadcaster for details of PDC availability in your

Visible Screen Size

area. Not available on satellite or digital broadcasts

Measured in centimetres diagonally across the screen.

Progressive Scan

Widescreen

Scans individual picture lines in sequence rather than

Cinema-style picture format, also used to describe 'wide'

alternately, maximising the clarity of digital images from

images (16 units wide by 9 units high).

DVD and enhancing NTSC software playback

WMA

RCA Audio

Windows Media

Audio, Microsoft's own audio

Analogue audio connection, usually for transfer of audio

compression method similar to MP3

data to a hi-fi system or PC

Zoom Lens

Real Digital Picture Processing

Lens with variable focal length providing the ability to vary

Picture processing technology that reduces the number of

the image size on a screen by adjusting the zoom lens,

signal separations that normally occur in an LCD TV so

instead of having to move the projector closer or further away.

maintaining image detail

Resolution

Refers to the number of individual dots that a display uses to

create an image

RGB

Input that accepts computer signals broken down into Red,

Green, Blue, minimising interference

RMS

Standardised unit of power measurement used for audio

performance

Satellite Box Control

Allows DVD recorder to switch channels on the satellite

receiver automatically for each programmed recording

SCART

21-pin cable connector which enables high-quality picture

and stereo sound (including Dolby

Pro Logic

soundtracks) to be sent between AV equipment

SECAM

TV broadcast system used in France and some other

countries

Selectable Picture

Three pre-set and one user-adjustable settings for picture

colour, brightness and contrast, selected at the press of a

button

SRS

WOW

Enhanced 3-dimensional sound from stereo speakers

Super Scene Control

Process which improves TV picture contrast

S-video

Connection method for high quality video transfer used with

S-VHS video recorders, camcorders, DVD players, etc

Text Sub-page Memory

Allows you to move through text sub-pages at your own

speed using the remote control

Timeslip

Feature which allows you to Chase TV or Pause TV

broadcasts is now permitted, users of sound and video

recording equipment should note that in other circumstances it

may be unlawful to record television programmes, cinematic

films or video recordings without the permission of the relevant

While every effort has been made to ensure that all details are

correct at the time of going to press, Toshiba Information

Systems (U.K.) Ltd cannot accept any responsibility for any

errors or omissions to the product descriptions or

specifications. Product design and specification subject to

change or modification without notice. Toshiba does not give

any additional warranties in relation to the product beyond those

which are given with the individual product as part of the terms

and conditions of sale, and as otherwise provided by law.

are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. VideoPlus is a

registered trademark of Gemstar Development Corporation. DTS

is a registered trademark of Digital Theater Systems, Inc. BBE is

a registered trademark of BBE Sound, Inc. SRS is a registered

trademark and WOW is a trademark of SRS Labs, Inc.

TrueVision is a registered trademark of TrueVision Inc. Freeview

is a registered trademark of DTV Services Ltd 2002. Faroudja

and DCDi are registered trademarks of Genesis Microchip, Inc.

Digital Light Processing and DLP are trademarks of Texas

Instruments Incorporated. High Definition Multimedia Interface

and HDMI are trademarks of HDMI Licensing, LLC. DivX is a

registered trademark of DivXNetworks, Inc. Windows Media is a

registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Gigabeat is a

registered trademark of Toshiba Corporation. Gigabeat room,

RipRec and Plus Touch are trademarks of Toshiba Corporation.

Napster and Napster To Go are trademarks of Napster LLC.

Other trademarks and trade names may be used in this

document to refer to the entities claiming the marks and names

of the product. Toshiba disclaims proprietary interest in the

marks and names of others.