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CHAPTER 5 - DVD and computers -
2. Performance achieved with DVD standard
The DVD alliance has fulfilled all the desires
of the computer industry.
- A single interchange standard achieves compatibility
between computer and TV applications
- DVD players and DVD-ROM drives can play back
or read CDs without substantial additional cost.
- Compatibility will be retained for all DVD-ROM(read-only),
DVD-R(write-once), or DVD-RAM(rewritable)DVD discs.
- DVD corresponds to the file system proposed
by the software industry and the International Standards Organization
(UDF, ISO9660).
- Except for writing on DVD-RAM(rewritable)
discs, a caddy or cartridge is not required.
- The most reliable error correction method
system currently available is used for both DVD-ROM(read-only)
and DVD-RAM(rewritable) discs.
- Based on the single-side disc with 4.73GB
capacity which can store a movie up to 133 minutes in length,
the single-sided, dual-layer disc with 8.5GB capacity and the
double-sided, dual-layer disc with 17GB are also standardized.
- High-performance data access will be achieved
while maintaining compatibility between DVD-ROM(read-only) and
DVD-RAM(rewritable) discs.

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