I inkleput Jul 12, 2007 #1 I don't know where this should be asked. I saw an ad on TV about a movie on either "disk" or "DVD." What's the difference? JimL
I don't know where this should be asked. I saw an ad on TV about a movie on either "disk" or "DVD." What's the difference? JimL
V Vanguard Jul 12, 2007 #2 I don't know where this should be asked. I saw an ad on TV about a movie on either "disk" or "DVD." What's the difference? Click to expand... If you don't what an acronym means, you can look it up at www.acronymfinder.com. You really expect marketers and temporary salespeople to know what they are selling. Their job is to sell, not to be technically proficient.
I don't know where this should be asked. I saw an ad on TV about a movie on either "disk" or "DVD." What's the difference? Click to expand... If you don't what an acronym means, you can look it up at www.acronymfinder.com. You really expect marketers and temporary salespeople to know what they are selling. Their job is to sell, not to be technically proficient.
D Daave Jul 12, 2007 #3 I don't know where this should be asked. I saw an ad on TV about a movie on either "disk" or "DVD." What's the difference? Click to expand... I'm sure you know what a DVD is. ;-) Was the term "Blu-ray Disc?" If so, see: http://www.blu-ray.com/info/ This would be for a high-definition video signal.
I don't know where this should be asked. I saw an ad on TV about a movie on either "disk" or "DVD." What's the difference? Click to expand... I'm sure you know what a DVD is. ;-) Was the term "Blu-ray Disc?" If so, see: http://www.blu-ray.com/info/ This would be for a high-definition video signal.
