disk recording meaning

• [Electronics]
  1. Recording sound or other signals on disks.
  2. A disk resulting from such a recording. See DISK.
  

• As of early 2005 hard disk recording takes two forms.
• Non-linear editing is not inherent to every hard-disk recording system, however.
• The reproduction quality of wire recorders was significantly lower than that achievable with phonograph disk recording technology.
• During the same period, he contributed many " liner notes " for long-playing disk recordings.
• The major constraints on any hard disk recording system are the disk size, transfer rate, and processor speed.
• Recently, the Festival organizers have agreed to release some of the concerts to the public via compact disk recordings.
• The data are either direct to disk recording or are imported from another source ( transcoding, digitizing, transfer ).
• As hard disk capacities and computer CPU speeds increased at the end of the 1990s, hard disk recording became more popular.
• The 16-inch green lacquer disk recordings were rushed back to Chicago by airplane and broadcast in full later that night.
• Voices', allowing for more realistic sounding voices during performances, and hard-disk recording allowing users to export audio recordings.

• "disk recording" meaning in Chinese: 盘录声
• "disk recording" meaning in Japanese: disk recording レコード録音[電情]; レコード[電情]
• "disk recording" meaning in Russian: механическая звукозапись