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DVD, short for Digital Versatile Disc or Digital Video Disc, is a physical disc format used primarily in the playing back of movies and the storage of data. DVD started to become a popular format for movies in the late 1990s. Seen largely as a replacement for the aging VHS standard, DVDs offered vast advances over the old format, including higher video quality, interactive menus, chapter points for quickly navigating through a film, and with proper care DVDs do not degrade like the magnetic tape inside a VHS. DVD was a format originally spearheaded by consumer electronics giant Toshiba.

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