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Short for either Digital Versatile Disc or
Digital Video Disc,
DVD or DVD-ROM is
a type of disc drive that allows for large amounts of data on
one disc the size of a standard Compact Disc. DVD drives were first
sold in 1997 and today are widely used for storing and viewing movies
and other data. To play a DVD on a computer a
user must have a DVD drive as well as a DVD player, which is a
software program designed to play and control a DVD disc.
- Additional information
and help with DVD drives can be found on our
DVD page.
Also see: Anamorphic,
Blu-ray,
CD definitions, DVD-R, EVD,
HD DVD, SVCD,
Letterbox,
Movie, Optical disc, VideoCD
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