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What are the differences between DVD and DVD-RAM?
A
DVD-RAM is a spiral track
B
DVD-RAM allows numerous read-write operations
C
DVD can last for over 30 years
D
DVDs can have more than 1 layer
Explanation: 

Detailed explanation-1: -The Differences Between DVD-ROM and DVD-RAM Generally, DVD-RAM is used to store data, and DVD-ROM is used for movies and supplementary music presentations. The DVD-RAM is read and write, while the DVD-ROM is read-only. This means that once the data is encoded, the disc is in a fixed state and cannot be changed.

Detailed explanation-2: -The main difference between DVD R and DVD RW is that the R is a write-once format. Data can be burned on the DVD only once. On the other hand, data on an RW disc can be erased and rewritten several times. Both DVD R and DVD RW come in +/-formats.

Detailed explanation-3: -Dual layer and double layer DVDs are the same thing and are also referred to as DVD-9 discs and have a capacity of 8.5GB. In dual layer DVD-9 discs, two layers of standard DVD-5 are joined together with a transparent spacer and a thin reflector between the two.

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