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{
"Format": "DVD",
"ShortName": "DVD",
"FullName": "DOS Device Driver",
"Category": "System files",
"Pros": "The storage capacity is enormous. The sound and image quality are both great. Because they are mass-produced, they are quite inexpensive. CDs can be read by DVD drives.",
"Cons": "DVDs are not compatible with CD drives. There is no single DVD standard. Breaking or scratching them is a simple way to ruin them.",
"Createdby": "N/A",
"CreatedbyLink": "n/a",
"CreatedInYear": "n/a",
"BasicInformation": "DVD files are used as drivers for MS-DOS-based devices. These driver files allow a computer or other device to communicate with the operating system, in this instance MS-DOS. They may come preconfigured with Windows or require installation from a DVD included with the hardware.",
"DetailedInformation": "DVD files are frequently confused with video files that contain a copy of a movie on a disc. The movie files are normally saved as VOB files, despite the fact that the media is named a DVD. The drivers and DVD files are sometimes already installed on Windows. However, the drivers may need to be manually installed on occasion. This is usually done with the help of a disc or other medium that came with the device. On their websites, several companies also give driver downloads for their products.",
"Softwaresused": [
{
"platform": "Windows",
"softwares": [
{
"name": "Microsoft MS-DOS",
"link": "https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ms-dos-mobile/9nblgggxzdtw?activetab=pivot:overviewtab",
"image": "/assets/fileimg/XxsKREw.jpeg",
"type": "Free"
}
]
}
]
}
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