DVD
An extra DVD included with a product, often containing special features.
A DVD with no data on it, ready for recording.
A version of a DVD released with extra material or special packaging.
A DVD onto which data can be written once.
A DVD onto which data can be written and erased multiple times.
An illegally copied and sold DVD.
An illegally copied and sold DVD.
An illegally recorded and distributed DVD.
A device for playing DVDs.
The component in a computer that reads DVDs.
A device for playing and recording onto DVDs.
The physical object of a DVD.
The protective container for a DVD disk.
A movie that is on a DVD disk.
The technical standard for storing data on a DVD.
The event of a movie or show becoming available on DVD.
A device, often a computer drive, that can write data to DVDs.
A collection of multiple DVDs sold together, like a TV series.
A specific release of a movie or show on DVD.
A device, often a computer drive, that can write data to DVDs.
The complete product of a DVD, including the disk, case, and artwork.
A person's private library of DVDs.
The business or act of renting DVDs.
The business or statistics of selling DVDs.
Software used to copy content from a DVD to a computer.
The act of playing a DVD.
The science and engineering behind DVDs.
To watch the content of a DVD; most common.
To watch the content of a DVD.
To use a device to watch a DVD.
To watch the content of a DVD; slightly more formal.
To copy data onto a recordable DVD.
To make a DVD available for the public to buy or rent.
To make a duplicate of a DVD.
To pay to borrow a DVD for a short period.
To produce a new DVD with specific content.
To copy audio or video content from a DVD to a computer.
To produce a new DVD with specific content.
To manufacture or create a DVD, often on a commercial scale.
To insert a DVD into a player casually.