What is the DVD and VCD?

DVD or Digital Video Disk or Digital Versatile Disk is a an optical storage disc format that lets CD sized disks store vast amounts of information. Because of the quantity of information a DVD disk can store and the speed with which DVD players can retrieve the data.

DVD disks can hold over two hours of high-quality digital video and offer a host of other features including :

● Support for standard or wide screen video formats.

● Multiple tracks of high-quality digital audio.

● Multiple camera angles.

● Interactive games.

● On screen menus 

Video CD is an optical digital video format that lets CD sized disks hold about 70 minutes of video. Video CD quality is about the same as VHS. Because of the limited amount of data a Video CD disk can hold, Video CD disks do not have the range of features that DVD disks have.