High Definition DVD

High Definition DVD, or HD DVD as it is often abbreviated, is a high-density format designed for the storage of data and high-definition video. This format stores up to 30GB in a dual layer version. The High Definition DVD format is capable of storing about 3.5 times the data as a traditional DVD, and promises greater image clarity, color and detail in video due to a greater number of pixels per inch within the display.

Aspect Ratio
AVI
Bandwidth
Beta SP
Blu-Ray
Byte
Capacity of CD-ROM
Capacity of DVD
CD
CD Business Card
CD Duplication
CD-R Duplication
CD-Recordable
CD Replication
CD-R Replication
CD-ROM
Compression

CSS
DAT
DLT and SDLT
Digital Asset Management
Digital Bin
Digitization
DVCAM
DVD
DVD Authoring
DVD Duplication
DVD Replication
DVD-R
DVD-Audio
Encoding
Frame Rate
Full-motion Video

HD DVD
High Definition DVD
Injection Molding
Jewel Case
JPEG
Macrovision
Mini CD
Mini DVD
MPEG
Multimedia
NTSC
PAL
Replication
ROM
SECAM
Variable Bit Rate