Digital video disc

DVD Digital Video Disc, a high-capacity optical disc commonly used for storing movies or other video records. 

DVD-R (digital video disc read-only) DVD-RW (digital video disc read-write)... 

There are many different interactive computer programs that you can use to enhance your presentation. Most computers have a compact disc (CD) drive that can play both CDs and digital video discs (DVDs). Also, there is hardware to connect a regular CD, DVD, or VCR. These tools will enhance your presentation. 

Compact discs (CDs) and Digital Video Discs (DVD), flat roofs, greenhouse windows, instrument panels, warm and power tool housings, motorcycle helmets, visors for astronauts, bullet-proof and shatter-proof glass, riot shields, vehicle bumpers, plates, cups, babies bottles. 

The digital video disc or digital versatile disc (DVD), introduced in the mid 1990s, allows the storage of a complete movie, in compressed form. A single... 

US Patent 6179031. Process for the adhesion of a flat plastic substrate in the form of a circular disk to a like second substrate for a digital video disc and apparatus for implementation of the process (2001). 

Since electrodeposition occurs at the defect sites, arrays of palladium nanoparticles were synthesized by Bera et al. (2003) by electrodepositing them on the surface of an aluminum layer obtained from a digital video disc (DVD) that usually has a 50 xm thick aluminum layer between two polycarbonate layers. The... 

Discs Discs of nickel electroformed on to mandrels bearing grooves modulated with recorded sound have been used for many years for stamping sound recording discs. This process has been adapted and refined for the manufacture of digital records, including video discs . Video disc stampers must be hard, stress-free, and flat to within 0.1 m results of a short investigation directed towards these requirements have been reported ". 

Optical applications storage media, CD, CD-ROM, DVD, SACD (super audio compact disc) lenses for cameras on mobile phones, digital cameras, compact cameras, CD-players, video recorders... 

McDonald, Paul. Video and DVD Industries. London British Film Institute, 2008. Ebramines the husiness of video entertainment and details divisions of the video business. It outlines industry battles over incompatible formats, from the Betamax-VHS war to competing laser disc systems, alternatives such as video compact disc or Digital deo Express, and the introduction of HD DVD and Blu-ray high-def-inition systems. 

Letters that previously stood for words such as "disc," but now do not stand for three words. Taken together, they refer to a standard for digitally encoding music and video, and storing it in a CD-configured plastic medium. (Note that "disc" is spelled with a "c" when referring to music storage, but with a "k" if used for other purposes such as computer hard drive memories.)... 

In infotainment, they can be used for integrated compact disc players, MP3 players, cell phones and pagers, electronic game panels, digital cameras, and video devices, etc. 

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