Short for Digital VHS D-VHS is a VHS format capable of storing
digital signals on the magnetic
tape. It offers more capacity than traditional VHS and also can record
compressed HDTV signals.
D-VHS Media The latest contender in this fray is digital tape, D-VHS. On January 30th, 2002, JVC, on the hardware end teamed up with four major film studios, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal, DreamWorks, and Artisan to support this new format. Basically, this format is aimed at the small but growing owners of high definition televisions (HDTV).
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