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DVD-Video

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DVD-Video

A read-only DVD disc used for movies endorsed by the DVD Forum. Offering visual quality superior to VHS tapes, the first DVD-Video players became available at the end of 1996. A single-sided, single-layer DVD-Video disc holds approximately 133 minutes of full-motion video using MPEG-2 compression. The 133 minutes is an approximate number, because compression is not a fixed rate. It is based upon the amount of motion taking place in each scene.

DVD-Video discs can be played in regular DVD players, high-definition Blu-ray players and computer DVD-ROM drives.

Two Layers; Two Sides
DVD-Video discs can be recorded on both sides, and two layers per side can be used. Thus, up to four two-hour movies can be contained on a single volume. DVD-Video supports Dolby Digital surround sound, which provides five discrete channels of CD-quality audio plus a subwoofer (5.1 channel). See DVD, DVD drives, VOB, DVD-ROM and DTV.



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With DVD Bar'N'Coder software, users can create and print custom DVD barcodes to access specific audio and video segments on most DVD-Video disks.
Fig 2 DVD Formats Features DVD-VIDEO High-quality picture & audio Movie titles, Live video, Education video DVD-AUDIO High audio quality Music titles DVD-ROM PC digital data/games Dictionary, etc.
The MPEG-2 Standard is the core technology underlying the efficient creation, transmission, storage and display of digitized moving images and soundtracks on which DVD and other digital technologies are based; DVD-Video Discs in accordance with the DVD-Video Standard (DVD Specifications for Read-Only Disc, Part 3: VIDEO SPECIFICATIONS) contain information formatted in accordance with the MPEG-2 standard.
 
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