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CLV
(redirected from Constant linear velocity)

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CLVConstant Linear Velocity
CLVCustomer Lifetime Value (marketing)
CLVC'est La Vie (French: That's Life)
CLVClave
CLVCrew Launch Vehicle
CLVCity of Las Vegas (Nevada)
CLVCarnation Latent Virus
CLVCentro Liturgico Vincenziano (Italian: Vincentian Liturgical Centre)
CLVCeiling Limit Value (highest acceptable average content in inhaled air during 15 minutes)
CLVCalculated Load Value
CLVCode\Length\Value
CLVCommunication sur le Lieu de Vente
CLVCentre de Langues Vivantes (French: Center for Modern Languages)
CLVComposite Lab Value
CLVCira Las Vegas (band)
CLVCompact Low-Voltage
CLVCatalane de Location de Vaisselle (French event supply rental company)
CLVCache Limited Validity
CLVChrist's Love Vineyard Church (Pocatello, ID)
CLVCambodian, Laotian or Vietnamese


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CLV stands for Constant Linear Velocity, and means that the disc is read/written at a constant speed.
So manufacturers started tweaking the relationship between their drives' constant linear velocity (CLV) and constant angular velocity (CAV) functions, and have thereby pushed rewriting up to 8X and 12X.
It's remarkable 48X write speed enables a full CD-R to be burned in less than two and a half minutes, and because veloCD utilizes the Constant Angular Velocity (CAV) method of writing to disk, unlike drives that use Constant Linear Velocity (CLV) technology, CD recording performance is smoother, with less chance of write errors.
 
 
 
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