DVD
SD Source
Description
The DVD format, or Digital Versatile Disc, is an optical disc storage medium widely used for video, audio, and data storage. It offers a standard capacity of 4.7 GB for single-layer discs and up to 8.5 GB for dual-layer discs, making it suitable for movies, software, and backups. DVDs provide a resolution of 720x480 (NTSC) or 720x576 (PAL) for video and support Dolby Digital or DTS audio for high-quality sound. They are compatible with standalone DVD players, computer drives, and gaming consoles, offering broad accessibility while requiring a physical disc for playback.
Conditions
References
| 1080p Balanced | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 1080p Compact | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 1080p Efficient | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 1080p Quality | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 1080p Quality HDR | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 1080p Remux | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 2160p Balanced | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 2160p Efficient | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 2160p Quality | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 2160p Remux | +200,000 | +200,000 |
| 720p Quality | +200,000 | +200,000 |