| CAV | 6 | Constant Angular Velocity |
| Cinema DTS | 42 | A term used by online communities refering to the DTS sound track on CD-ROM which is meant to be played in synchronous with the release film print for certain titles in cinema. |
| CLV | 0 | Constant Linear Velocity, a format/mode of operation of LaserDisc |
| DNR | 8 | Digital Noise Reduction, an image process we usually don't want in blu-ray movies because it essentially erases something important from the picture. |
| FiM | 8 | Fidelity in Motion, a UK video encoding/authoring house led by David Mackenzie, renowned for its compression quality. |
| MGVC | 1 | Master Grade Video Coding, a "12 bit" proprietary codec used by Panasonic on some blu-ray. Advantages and details unclear. |
| MOD | 3 | Manufactured on Demand. The type of discs which are produced only after receiving enough orders from customers. So they may be few in numbers of copies for each title. |
| NTSC | 18 | |
| OOP | 149 | Out of Print. The label/studios are no longer producing these discs, so they will be really hard to find. |
| Original Camera Negative | 3 | Original Camera Negative. The resulting piece of photograph containing the image when something is filmed or shot. It is typically considered the ultimate source material to restore or copy a movie/film from if the movie is not shot on digital cameras. |
| PAL | 11 | |
| Quicktime Gamma Bug | 0 | The “0.88 QuickTime gamma bug” is a long-known issue where video encoded or tagged through certain QuickTime-based workflows can display too bright, washed out, and lower-contrast outside the environment it was intended for. In practice, blacks look lifted and the whole image loses density. Applying a gamma correction around 0.88 is often used as a rough fix. See https://vitrolite.wordpress.com/2010/12/31/quicktime_gamma_bug/ for more details |
| THX | 1 | |
