Comedy : Movies(1000+)

What is the difference between a Blu-ray and a DVD?

Blu-ray discs can hold up to 50 GB of data compared to the 4.7 GB a DVD can hold. This extra space allows companies to put higher-quality movies on one disc. So the end result is a DVD can only hold a standard-definition film, whereas a Blu-ray can hold a 1080 HD high-definition film. The extra space also allows for superior audio quality on a Blu-ray disc.

Are DVDs only one-sided?

No, some DVDs have two playable sides. This is common in DVD packages that include more than one film or that have two formats, widescreen and standard screen, on one disc.

Do I need a special machine to play Blu-ray discs?

Yes, to play Blu-ray discs, you will require a Blu-ray disc player. Fortunately, Blu-ray disc players can also play standard DVDs, so you won’t need multiple machines to play both DVDs and Blu-ray discs.