What does MVP stand for?

Multimedia Video Processor

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The new TVs all feature AMVP2(TM), Mitsubishi's second-generation Advanced Multimedia Video Processor, an improved upconversion processor which provides a more fluid, film-like image with less video noise, and works particularly well with standard definition digital cable signals.

Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Adds Eight Digital Cable Ready ...

Many of the new TVs also are equipped with PC inputs, AMVP2(TM)-- Mitsubishi's second-generation Advanced Multimedia Video Processor -- and PerfectColor(TM) 6-way color adjustment.

Home Theater Leader Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America Introduces ...

2 and Multimedia Video Processor (MVP) card, both components of the RADVISION viaIP(TM) multimedia communications platform, will be used at the annual Megaconference event, the world's largest global Internet videoconference.

New RADVISION SIP/H.323 Multipoint Conferencing Unit and Multimedia ...

headquartered in Mountain View, designs, developes and markets integrated circuit graphical user interface accelerators, graphics controllers and multimedia video processors for IBM-compatible PCs.

Trident Microsystems elects Millard Phelps to its board of directors