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Message: [QUOTE="qw90700, post: 344341, member: 660650"] Let me tell you about diskkkssssss: [ATTACH type="full" size="439x281"]118036[/ATTACH] lolol Simply put: - LaserDisc was first disk format for consumers that is analog. It offered better quality than VHS. - CD: First digital disk format. It was only for audio. - CD-ROM: It was for general usage beyond audio. - CD-G (CD + Graphics): Imagine a disk also holds info for lyrics of songs, it is usable for Karaoke machines!!! - CD-Video: It's da CD format with video support. But due to low video file size it supports and therefore its videos are like 5 minutes long it wasn't seen "useful" much. - CD-ROM XA (Extended Architecture): It could support same disk can hold different file types at once. - CD-R (Compact Disc-Recordable): CD-ROM was read-only so this one was recordable so it was a big deal. - Photo CD: Kodak used it to store pictures. - CD-i: Philips devices used it for games and media files. - MiniDisc: For audio and was usable for MP3 players. - Video CD (VCD): It was like the first "it does really matters for general usage" disk format and which is why it got so popular. - CD-RW: The rewritable version of CD-R. - Super Video CD (SVCD): It's literally super version of VCD but it came too late because DVD came lol. - GD-ROM (Gigabyte Disc-ROM): SEGA Dreamcast used it. [/QUOTE]

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