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Encyclopedia > G code

G Code is a scheme to assist in the recording of television programs on video recorders. Video recorders with G Code supported are able to convert G codes into a time and channel. When the video recorder is supplied with a G code, it will automatically start the recording process at the designated time period.


G Code are usually printed on TV programme lists in local newspapers.


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G-code - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1414 words)
There are other codes; the type codes can be thought of like registers in a computer
Many codes are "Modal" meaning that they stay in effect until they are cancelled or replaced by a contradictory code.
It is possible to intersperse the program with optional stops (M01 code) which allow the program to be run piecemeal.
Video recorder scheduling code - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (458 words)
It is known as VCR Plus+ in the USA and Canada, G-Code in Japan,China and Australia, VideoPlus+ in Ireland and the UK and ShowView in the rest of Europe and also in South Africa.
The system is called VideoPlus+/ShowView in Europe because Philips has a trademark registration for "VCR", and as G-Code ('G' for Gemstar) in Japan because VCR is not a common abbreviation there ('VTR' is used instead).
The actual algorithms used to encode and decode the TV guide values from and to their time representations is not completely understood, although they have been partially reversed engineered, and several open source code examples are available [1], [2].
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