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DVDs versus Videocassettes

Description:

Anyone who remembers videotape cassettes should remember when any movie that was over two and a half hours long would require two tapes for the entire movie's storage and while videotape recording did advance somewhat to the point that a single tape could be used for a long film, the arrival of DVDs certainly made it much easier to fit long movies and all sorts of extras onto a Los Angeles DVD copy or original disc The storage available on a DVD is significant and for pure recording time, it's easy to get anywhere from four to eight hours of content on a single disc.