DVD – [ Digital Video Disc | Digital Versatile Disc]
DVD – [ Digital Video Disc | Digital Versatile Disc] Invented and developed in 1995, the DVD was released as a digital optical disc data storage format in late 1996. The medium can hold something very digital and was often commonly used as a video program viewed using DVD players for software and other computer files. DVDs provide greater storage capacity than compact discs, though they have an equal dimension. History Before the DVD, there were several formats created to capture video on optical discs. David Paul and James Russel invented the optical recording technology in 1963 and first patented it in 1968. Types of DVD Capacity DVD has three capacity types. • DVD-5 • DVD-9 • DVD-10 DVD-5 - A DVD-5 is a DVD with a single layer that holds up to 4.7 GB of content. DVD-9 - DVD-9 is a single-sided DVD with a dual-layer that holds up to 8.5GB of data. DVD-10 - DVD-10 is a two-sided DVD that contains data of up to 9.4 GBs How to store...