Sometimes, the name of a file divx contains acronyms that seem to throw them at random, but in reality, they identify the quality of the file that we have in our hands. Since it is a very useful thing, I show you the list tags that are used to their explanations:
* Cam Video Tags: Video captured on camera in the room (low quality).
* TS Telesync. Video taken with a fixed camera in the room (just enough quality).
* Scr: Usually in 4 / 3, taken from promotional VHS (average quality).
* TC: telecine. Video taken from telecine machine (good quality).
* DVDRip: Video from DVD source.
* DVDScr: Video source from promotional DVD, with the presence of watermarks or scenes in B / N. * DVDScreener
: old tag used to identify a screener DVD with video and audio MD. Today we use DVDRip.MD tag them.Audio Tags
* MD: Mic Dubbed. Audio taken in the dining room through a microphone (quality varies widely, depending on various factors).
* LD: Line Dubbed. Audio jack obtained from direct camera.
* DD: Digital Dubbed. DTS Audio discs derived from cinema. With the advent of next-generation discs DTS2 produce this type of audio is no longer possible.