The Digital Compact Cassette, or DCC, was one such format. Released by Philips in 1992 as a replacement for the analog audio cassette, it failed to gain traction in the market and disappeared ...

Digital Compact Cassette was only partially in competition with DAT. It was a stationary head technology that, coupled with a slow tape speed, meant that the available data rate was severely limited.

DCC stands for digital compact cassette, the newest in tape. DCC replaces your old noisy, clumsy, fragile analog cassettes with noise-free, streamlined, tough digital cassettes.

Forgotten audio formats: Digital compact cassette A story of digitalization, Britpop, naughty ads, and, ultimately, better beer.

For this week’s Hack Chat, we’re talking about reverse engineering the Digital Compact Cassette. Why should we care about an obsolete format that was only on the market for fo ...

Manufacturers displayed several new digital audio recording systems, foremost among them Digital Compact Cassette. DCC and MD (Mini Disc) squared off at the Japan Audio Fair.

The giants of consumer electronics are once again forcing Americans to divine the future of audio technology. In the 1970s, the battle was between the 8-track and the smaller cassette still used wi… ...

EINDHOVEN, The Netherlands — Philips NV said it will begin selling digital compact cassette music systems on Sept. 21 in Japan. The system, which is designed to be the successor to cassette s… ...

Fixing a DCC (Digital Compact Cassette) Deck Coredog64 Apr 10, 2006 Jump to latest Follow Reply ...

Philips N.V., a large Dutch electronics company, created a stir in October when it announced that it was developing a digital tape recorder that also will be able to play conventional analog casset… ...

The analogue to digital battle though, felt rather different – potentially a complete changing of the guard. And it wasn’t simply ancient versus modern: Sony ’s MiniDisc was up against another global ...