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What is the difference between DVD-Video and DVD-ROM?

April 26, 2017DVD DVD-ROM DVD-Video ROM video

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What is the difference between DVD-Video and DVD-ROM?

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DVD-Video contains video programs and is used primarily in a DVD-Video player connected to your TV. DVD-ROM contains computer data and works much like a high capacity CD-ROM.

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A. DVD-Video contains video programs and is used primarily in a set-top DVD-Video player connected to your TV or computer. DVD-ROM contains computer data and works much like a high-capacity CD-ROM.

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A. DVD-Video contains video programs and is used primarily in a set-top DVD-Video player connected to your TV. DVD-ROM contains computer data and works much like a high-capacity CD-ROM.

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DVD-Video holds video programs (a DVD movie is a good example) and is played in a DVD-player connected to a TV. Computers can also be configured to emulate DVD-players so DVD-Video can play on your computer as well. DVD-ROM is a DVD that can take advantage of any computer resource (the Internet!) and is only read by a DVD-ROM drive hooked up to a computer. The difference is similar to that between Audio CD and CD-ROM.