How does DVD compare to laserdisc?

€¢ Features: DVD has the same basic features as CLV LD (scan, pause, search) and CAV LD (freeze, slow) and adds branching, multiple camera angles, parental control, video menus, interactivity, etc., although some of these features are not available on all discs. Unlike CAV LD, DVD can't play backwards (it's technically possible, but no current players can do it). €¢ Capacity: Single-layer DVD holds over 2 hours, dual-layer holds over 4 hours.

CLV LD holds one hour per side, CAV holds half an hour. A CAV laserdisc can hold 104,000 still images. DVD can hold thousands of still pictures accompanied by hundreds of hours of audio and text.

€¢ Convenience: An entire movie fits on one side of a DVD, so there's no need to flip the disc or wait for the player to do it. DVDs are smaller and easier to handle. DVD players can be portable, similar to CD players.

Discs can be easily and cheaply sent through the mail. On the other hand, laserdiscs have larger covers for better art and text. €¢ Noise: ... more.

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