D-VHS is a digital video recording format developed by JVC, in collaboration with Hitachi, Matsushita, and Philips. The "D" in D-VHS originally stood for "Data", but JVC renamed the format as "Digital VHS".

DIGITAL VHS RECORDER/RECEIVER SATELLITE TV RECEIVER FEATURES: Integrate satellite TV receiver and D-VHS recorder ; Outstanding DISH Network satellite TV programming ; Dual LNBF and Dish Antenna (DU only) Fully advanced digital bit stream recording (D-VHS technology) compatible with MPEG2

JVC's HM-DH30000 connects to a compatible HDTV tuner (such as Samsung's SIR-T165) via an i.LINK™ (IEEE 1394) connection, and uses high-capacity D-VHS tapes to record HDTV broadcasts at full resolution. This innovative VCR also upconverts or downconverts HDTV recordings on playback to match the television's display rate — even when connected ...

Victor Company of Japan, Ltd. (JVC) has finalized the technical specifications of the D-VHS standard's HS (High Speed) mode which is compatible with high-definition (HD) digital images and multi-channel broadcasts, as well as the LS (Low Speed) mode which enables a maximum recording time of 49 hours.

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JVC's D-VHS format uses inexpensive oxide cassettes to record industry standard MPEG-2 Transport Stream data, including standard and high definition program material.

D-VHS format recording and playback up to 28.2Mbps Ideal distribution VTR for recordings made with JVC's JY-HDI OU HDTV camcorder. Plays JVC's Original Scramble technology

The HM-DH40000 from JVC redefines home theater performance. Its playback picture is ready to display on the newest HDTV and hi-res projector systems. It enables full enjoyment of prerecorded D-Theater movies, now and in the future.

LD-VHS is a new digital memory system that uses D-VHS tapes. D-VHS was developed as a memory system for multimedia applications that require storage for large volumes of information, such as for digital video. LD-VHS tapes recorded on video products not using the D-VHS MTP/NTSC standard cannot be played back on this VCR.