DVD (Digital Versatile Disk) is the better-looking and more sophisticated cousin of CD-ROM.

DVD has two main advantages over CD-ROM. Firstly, it can hold several hours of broadcast quality full-screen video, including different language soundtracks and subtitles. Secondly, you can play it back, with full control over the interactive content, on inexpensive DVD players rather than expensive crash-prone PCs.

The main applications for DVD in the corporate communications sector is as a reliable high-quality playback format for exhibitions. Our clients also use DVD where they need lots of video clips or multiple language versions on one disc with a easy to use menu system for access.