Sony PCV-MXS10 - Vaio Desktop Computer Getting Started Manual page 90

VAIO MX Computer Getting Started Guide
Management
information
MDLP
Memory Stick media
MiniDisc drive
MP3
MPEG file
Net MD technology
OpenMG™ technology
Playlist
Preset Stations
Quick Timer Recording
Safety Tab
Slip play
Snapshot
90
Contains the creation date of Video Capsules and their
thumbnails - information that is required for preview.
MiniDisc Long Play (MDLP) is an industry standard for
compression levels of audio files.
A compact, portable, and versatile data storage device
designed for exchanging and sharing digital data with
compatible products.
A drive which enables you to play, record, and erase data to
and from MiniDisc media. The drive also supports secure
music transfers.
MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3 (MP3) is an audio file compression
format which condenses audio files approximately 1/10th the
size of an audio CD.
A file that contains compressed moving pictures using the
MPEG standard, with .mpg as the file name extension.
An application interface which enables you to transfer music
data at high speeds from your computer to a MiniDisc device
while protecting copyrighted material.
A copyright protection technology created by Sony. It is used
when importing and managing audio contents from music
distribution services or CDs. OpenMG prevents unauthorized
distribution of audio content through the Internet or other
networks.
A collection of cuts that you can select from recorded Video
Capsules. The Playlist feature enables you to design playback
of your selected scenes.
FM radio stations that are registered to the Preset List of
SonicStage Premium. The maximum number of preset FM
radio stations is 256.
Provides the ability to program the recording of an FM radio
station.
Removing the safety tab from a Video Capsule prevents
accidental erasing of your video data.
Provides the ability to view delayed video playback. While
your recording is in progress, you are able to view the
recording from the beginning.
A miniature view displayed on the film roll in Giga Video
Recorder, Playlist Builder, and the preview monitor in Video
Explorer.