Is Photo CD compatible with DVD?
Not generally. Since Photo CDs are usually on CD-R media, they suffer from the CD-R problem (see 2.4.3). That aside, DVD players could support Photo CD with a few extra chips and a license from Kodak. No one has announced such a player. Most DVD-ROM drives will read Photo CDs (if they read CD-Rs) since it’s trivial to support the XA and Orange Book multisession standards. The more important question is, “Does the OS or application support Photo CD?” but that’s beyond the scope of this FAQ.
Not generally. Since Photo CDs are usually on CD-R media, they suffer from the CD-R problem (see 2.4.3). That aside, DVD players could support Photo CD with a few extra chips and a license from Kodak. No one has announced such a player. Most DVD-ROM drives will read Photo CDs (if they read CD-Rs) since it’s trivial to support the XA and Orange Book multisession standards. The more important question is, “Does the OS or application support Photo CD?” but that’s beyond the scope of this FAQ.
Not yet. Since Photo CDs are usually on CD-R media, they may suffer from the CD-R problem (see 2.4.3). That aside, DVD players could support Photo CD with a few extra chips and a license from Kodak. No one has announced such a player. Most DVD-ROM drives will read Photo CDs (if they read CD-Rs) since it’s trivial to support the XA and Orange Book multisession standards. The more important question is, “Does the OS or application support Photo CD?” but that’s beyond the scope of this FAQ.
Not yet. Since Photo CDs are usually on CD-R media, they may suffer from the CD-R problem (see 2.4.3). That aside, DVD players could support Photo CD with a few extra chips and a license from Kodak. No one has announced such a player. Most likely all DVD-ROM drives will read Photo CDs since it’s trivial to support the Orange Book standard. The more important question is, “Does the OS or application support Photo CD?” but that’s beyond the scope of this FAQ.
