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Grabadores Y Reproductores De DVD Y ESCOLA UNIVERSITÀRIA D‟ENGINYERIA TÈCNICA DE TELECOMUNICACIÓ LA SALLE TREBALL FI DE CARRERA ENGINYERIA TÈCNICA EN SO I IMATGE Grabadores y Reproductores de DVD y PVR Susana Garrido Castro Ferran Cardoso Abad ACTA DE L'EXAMEN DEL TREBALL FI DE CARRERA Reunit el Tribunal qualificador en el dia de la data, l'alumne D. va exposar el seu Treball de Fi de Carrera, el qual va tractar sobre el tema següent: Acabada l'exposició i contestades per part de l'alumne les objeccions formulades pels Srs. membres del tribunal, aquest valorà l'esmentat Treball amb la qualificació de Barcelona, VOCAL DEL TRIBUNAL VOCAL DEL TRIBUNAL PRESIDENT DEL TRIBUNAL ABSTRACTO En la actualidad la tecnología convive entre nosotros y dependemos mucho de ella, por eso, en parte, es importante tener conocimientos básicos de esta ciencia que nos envuelve, porque cada vez más todas las relaciones sociales y económicas dependerán crecientemente de ésta. Una de las innovaciones tecnológicas, entre muchas, que hay hoy en día, son los grabadores/reproductores de vídeo. Desde hace tiempo las personas los han utilizado y debido a los grandes cambios nos hemos tenido que adaptar a ellos cada vez que éstos evolucionaban. El grabador/reproductor de video se ha convertido en algo cotidiano en el ámbito del ocio doméstico y por tanto es importante conocer las ventajas que conseguimos en cambiar los clásicos grabadores de VHS por los de DVD, ya que éstos últimos poseen más calidad de imagen entre otras cualidades. El objetivo primordial de este proyecto es el de observar cómo estos aparatos de grabación se han ido desarrollando durante años y además se estudiará a fondo los grabadores/reproductores de vídeo que podemos encontrar en el mercado, como pueden ser el de DVD y el PVR (grabador/reproductor de vídeo personal). Además también se nombrarán las nuevas tecnologías en las que diferentes empresas están trabajando y que podrían llegar a relevar a los actuales reproductores/grabadores. RESUMEN En este proyecto se estudiará la historia de los grabadores/reproductores de vídeo desde sus comienzos hasta la actualidad, observando las características tecnológicas de cada uno así cómo su éxito en el mercado, además de la capacidad de innovación de las empresas que apoyaron esta idea y que fueron evolucionándola hasta los actuales grabadores/reproductores de DVD y PVR. Se remarcarán las características que diferencian un grabador/reproductor VHS, con uno de DVD y un PVR y también se podrán observar las innovaciones en este sector y proyectos futuros. Centrándonos en la base del tema del proyecto que ocupan los grabadores/reproductores de DVD y PVR, se analizarán las características de éstos con ejemplos de marcas como Sony, Samsung, LG,.. , especificaciones, funciones que ofrecen al usuario, tipos de conexiones, componentes y partes que forman la circuitería de éstos,… La base del marketing es cumplir con las necesidades de cada cliente a la vez que se obtienen ganancias haciendo así que las dos partes salgan beneficiadas. Así pues, todas las empresas que compiten en este mercado de los grabadores/reproductores como Sony, Samsung, LG, Philips,… tienen la obligación de llevar a cabo estudios de mercado, estrategias de mercado,… Todo lo necesario para llegar al éxito y luchar para ser una de las empresas con más renombre en el ámbito tecnológico. Por último se realizará un estudio comparativo entre las distintas marcas de grabadores/reproductores que hay en el mercado actual, fijándonos en los detalles tecnológicos como económicos, que tanta importancia tienen para el usuario en el momento de comprarlos. Por lo tanto, el objetivo de este proyecto será conocer más a fondo la tecnología que nos rodea especialmente la de los grabadores/reproductores de vídeo que nos ayudarán a comprender con más claridad cual ofrece las mejores cualidades a la hora de comprarlo. ÍNDICE 1. Introducción......................................................................................................... 5 1.1. Evolución de los grabadores/reproductores de video................................... 5 1.2. Guerra de los formatos: VHS, Betamax y V-2000....................................... 8 1.2.1. Betacam.............................................................................................. 9 1.2.2. V-2000............................................................................................. 11 1.2.3. VHS.................................................................................................. 14 1.3. Grabación analógica................................................................................... 15 1.3.1. Tipos de grabaciones analógicas...................................................... 16 1.4. Introducción a la era digital…………………………................................ 18 1.4.1. Partes de un DVD............................................................................ 20 1.4.2. Formatos del DVD........................................................................... 21 1.4.3. Grabación y reproducción en DVD................................................. 21 1.4.4. Protección contra copia en los DVD................................................ 30 1.4.5. ¿Cómo se realiza la grabación y lectura de datos de un disco duro HDD)?.................................................................. 31 1.4.6. Ventajas e inconvenientes del VHS, DVD y HDD.......................... 33 1.5. Innovaciones tecnológicas………………………….................................. 35 1.6. Grabaciones domésticas HD...................................................................... 41 1.7. DVB........................................................................................................... 45 2. Grabadores/reproductores DVD........................................................................ 48 2.1. Características............................................................................................ 48 2.2. Especificaciones técnicas........................................................................... 48 2.3. Funciones y ajustes..................................................................................... 50 2.4. Conexiones................................................................................................. 56 2.5. Operaciones básicas................................................................................... 57 2.6. Hardware.................................................................................................... 59 2.6.1. Estudio de los diagramas del grabador/reproductor de Sony RDR-GX220........................................................................... 60 2.6.2. Conectores, señales de entrada y de salida de los Grabadores/reproductores de DVD.................................................. 62 2.7. Marketing Sony…………………………………...................................... 66 2.8. Comparativa técnica…………………………………............................... 68 2.9. Comparativa económica............................................................................. 77 3. Grabadores/reproductores PVR......................................................................... 80 3.1. Ejemplo 1: Samsung DVD-SH893............................................................. 81 3.1.1. Características.................................................................................. 81 3.1.2. Especificaciones técnicas................................................................. 82 3.1.3. Funciones y ajustes.......................................................................... 84 3.1.4. Conexiones....................................................................................... 91 3.1.5. Operaciones básicas......................................................................... 92 3.1.6. Marketing Samsung......................................................................... 93 3.2. Ejemplo 2: Sony RDR-HXD990................................................................ 94 3.2.1. Características.................................................................................. 94 3.2.2. Especificaciones técnicas................................................................. 95 3.2.3. Funciones y ajustes.......................................................................... 98 3.2.4. Conexiones..................................................................................... 100 3.2.5. Operaciones básicas....................................................................... 101 3.3. Hardware.................................................................................................. 102 3.3.1. Conectores, señales de entrada y de salida de los grabadores/reproductores PVR............................................ 104 3.4. Comparativa técnica................................................................................. 107 3.5. Comparativa económica........................................................................... 111 4. Conclusiones y líneas futuras…………………….......................................... 113 5. Glosario........................................................................................................... 115 6. Anexo............................................................................................................... 118 6.1. Esquema grabador/reproductor Sony RDR-GX220………...…….......... 118 6.2. Esquema grabador/reproductor PVR Sony RDR-HXD990..................... 123 7. Bibliografía...................................................................................................... 124 Introducción.
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