AUDIO VIDEO RECORDING STUDIO

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CELLO RECORDINGS CELLO HOLDINGS 10300 Hickory Forest Drive Oakton VA 22142 audio and video recording studio services;RECORDINGS;
KEY WINDSOR, ROY K. 14 CROFTON ROAD NEPEAN, ONTARIO K2G-ON2 Canada AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING STUDIO SERVICES;
PHANTOM PRODUCTIONS PHANTOM PRODUCTIONS, INC. 476 Colorado Drive Cedar Creek TX 78612 AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING STUDIO SERVICES, MUSICAL ARTIST MANAGEMENT SERVICES;PHANTOM PRODUCTIONS;PRODUCTIONS;
RIGHT TRACK RECORDING ANDREWS, SIMON TON 14755 VENTURA 168 WEST 48TH STREET NEW YORK NY 10036 AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING STUDIO AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING STUDIO;
SONO LUMINUS Lerner, Sandy P.O. Box 599 Upperville VA 20185 Audio and video recording studio services, mobile audio and video recording studio services, video services;The mark consists of a four point geometric figure positioned on a background.;Analog and digital audio recordings, analog and digital video recordings, analog and digital audio/visual recordings, pre-recorded phonograph records, prerecorded audio cassette tapes, and compact discs, prerecorded audio visual records in analog disc and digital disc configurations, and analog magnetic tape and digital magnetic tape configurations;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;The English translation of sono luminus in the mark is sound of light.;Graphic design services;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. An encoding/recording device encodes a video signal according to MPEG, encodes an audio signal with a predetermined method, and multiplexes the encoded video signal and the audio signal to produce a system stream. The encoding/recording device then records the system stream onto a recording medium. On receiving a pause instruction, the encoding/recording device suspends reception of the audio signal and the video signal in synchronization with a timing with which the video signal is received, and thereafter suspends encoding, multiplexing, and recording for the audio signal and the video signal with predetermined timings. On receiving a pause release instruction, the encoding/recording device resumes reception of the audio signal and the video signal in synchronization with a timing with which the video signal is received, and thereafter resumes the encoding, the multiplexing, and the recording with predetermined timings. When suspending the encoding for the video signal, the encoding/recording device keeps information showing how an amount of video data accumulated in a buffer in a virtual decoder changes, and uses the kept information when resuming the encoding.