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, Il Compact Video Cassette (CVC) è un forma … Il Compact Video Cassette (CVC) è un formato di videoregistrazione orientata all'utenza domestica. È stato uno dei primi formati di videoregistrazione ad impiegare un nastro più piccolo del VHS e del Betamax, già esistenti all'epoca della sua introduzione. Lo sviluppo del formato si deve alla giapponese Funai. Il primo modello messo in vendita fu il Model 212 del 1980. Il sistema, che comprendeva anche una telecamera portatile, era molto piccolo e leggero per l'epoca. Il formato CVC usava una cassetta lievemente più grande di una cassetta audio, contenente un nastro da un 1/4", con durate di 30, 45 e 60 minuti.un 1/4", con durate di 30, 45 e 60 minuti.
, Das System Compact Video Cassette (CVC) wa … Das System Compact Video Cassette (CVC) war das erste tragbare Videosystem mit kleinen, kompakten Kassetten und der Vorgänger von Video 8.Die Kassetten enthielten ein Videoband der Breite ¼ Zoll und hatten in etwa die Größe einer Audiokassette. Verwendet wurden die CVC-Recorder üblicherweise in Kombination mit tragbaren Videokameras, da es zu dieser Zeit noch keine Camcorder (Videokameras mit eingebautem Recorder) gab. Die meisten CVC-Recorder konnten sowohl mit einem wiederaufladbaren Akku als auch mit Netzstrom betrieben werden. Die CVC-Recorder erschienen im Jahr 1980. Das System konnte sich jedoch aufgrund geringer Nachfrage und schlechter Bildqualität nicht durchsetzen und verschwand innerhalb kurzer Zeit wieder vom Markt. CVC-Recorder wurden bei Funai in Japan sowie bei Grundig (unter Verwendung eines Funai-Laufwerks) in Europa produziert und unter einer Vielzahl von Markennamen wie beispielsweise Siemens vertrieben. Das System CVC ist mit keinem anderen bekannten Videosystem kompatibel. Das Broadcast-Camcordersystem von Bosch baut technologisch auf der CVC-Cassette auf, allerdings sind Quatercam und CVC untereinander nicht kompatibel.am und CVC untereinander nicht kompatibel.
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, Il Compact Video Cassette (CVC) è un forma … Il Compact Video Cassette (CVC) è un formato di videoregistrazione orientata all'utenza domestica. È stato uno dei primi formati di videoregistrazione ad impiegare un nastro più piccolo del VHS e del Betamax, già esistenti all'epoca della sua introduzione. Lo sviluppo del formato si deve alla giapponese Funai. Il primo modello messo in vendita fu il Model 212 del 1980. Il sistema, che comprendeva anche una telecamera portatile, era molto piccolo e leggero per l'epoca., era molto piccolo e leggero per l'epoca.
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