Design Considerations
A DVD Recorder is a consumer video/audio product that can record and play
back full-motion video/audio using the ISO MPEG audio/video standards for the
compression of video and audio content. The storage media include hard disks and
recordable DVD disks.
Core Subsystem include:
- Analog Video Decoder - digitizes and decodes baseband analog
video formats (NTSC/PAL/SECAM) into digital video.
- MPEG Video CODEC/Audio Processor - performs MPEG video
encoding/decoding, MPEG audio encoding/decoding, and multiplexing/demultiplexing
of the audio and video bit streams.
- CPU - controls the DVD Recorder operating system software,
overlay of text/graphics, and the user interface.
- Triple DAC - convertes digital video into analog video output in
different formats: CVBS, S video, RGB, and component video. The output
stages require high-performance op-amps to amplify the video signals
- Stereo Audio Data Converter - uses audio ADC and DAC to digitize
and playback analog audio.
- Speaker Driver - includes analog and digital power amplifiers for
driving headphone and speakers.
- User Interface - allows the user to control the DVD recorder
using the panel keypad or the remote control.
- Broadband Connectivity - allows streaming audio and video to
transmit and receive through ADSL and cable modem.
- Power Conversion - converts the input power from the AC adaptor
to run various functional blocks.
Application Notes
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HDMI Transmitter/Receiver Support on TMS320DM6467 (spraav4.htm, 8 KB)
05 May 2008
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Configuring Source of Multiple ePWM Trip-Zone Events (spraar4.htm, 8 KB)
25 Oct 2007
Abstract
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DaVinci Technology Background and Specifications (Rev. A) (sprt401a.pdf, 108 KB)
04 Jan 2007
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MPEG-2 Video Decoder: TMS320C62x (TM) DSP Implementation (spra649.htm, 8 KB)
29 Feb 2000
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