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Topic: DVD disc

Related:
  DVD drive    DVD ROM  
  DVD format    DVD player  
  DVD    CD DVD  
  Disc Jockey    Disc  
  DVD R discs  

 
 
 Vital Stats
The Brain has inferred the following facts from reading text collected on the topic:
Most admires:Celine Dion,  Thomas Edison
Favorite possession(s):DVD player,  Camcorder,  Stereo system
Currently has on their coffee table:Spider-man comic
Favorite TV show(s):Friends,  Malcolm in the Middle
Favorite activity(s):Karaoke
Favorite body part(s):Ears
Favorite book(s):"How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie
Likes to wear:Vinyl
Favorite movie(s):Toy Story,  Close Encounters of the Third Kind,  Sound of Music
Listens to:Cliff Richard,  Queen,  Enya
Worst habit(s):Buying top 40 music
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 Expert Talk
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Rob Verdann,
Afterdark Removalist

 This means that all DTS discs will work in all DVD players, but a DTS-compatible player and a DTS decoder are required to play the DTS soundtrack.
Widescreen DVD Video discs are generally encoded in anamorphic format for basically the same reason as many theatrical release prints: to provide the best possible resolution on a widescreen display.
Neither are compatible with current DVD players, although players that play both DVD and DVD Audio discs should be available soon.
Dan Toomey,
Computer Salesman

 DVD Studio provides a powerful desktop solution for recording DVD-Recordable discs on most UNIX platforms and Windows NT.
DVD discs deliver the highest quality of interactive audio/video content playable in standard set top players and DVD equipped desktop and laptop computers.
Discs that are only partially formatted can be ejected from the drive, still maintaining compatibility with most newer DVD-ROM drives.
 
 
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