The DVD Forum is an international organization composed primarily of hardware and software companies that use and develop the DVD format. It was initially known as the DVD Consortium when it was founded in 1995.
The DVD Forum was created to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas about the DVD format, and to enable it to grow through technical improvement and innovation. The organization hopes to promote worldwide acceptance of DVD for entertainment, consumer electronics and information technology applications. Membership in the DVD Forum is open to any company or organization involved in DVD research, development, or manufacturing; software firms and other DVD users interested in developing the format are also encouraged to join. Forum members can support other formats in addition to DVD.
What it does
The DVD Forum is responsible for the official DVD format specifications. The group handles licensing of the DVD format and logo through the DVD Format and Logo Licensing Corporation, which also publishes the official specifications in book form. Reference materials and newsletters are published for DVD Forum members.
The DVD Forum is an international organization composed of hardware, software, media and content companies that use and develop the DVD format.
The DVD Forum was created to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas about the DVD format, and to enable it to grow through technical improvement and innovation.
Membership in the DVD Forum is open to any company or organization involved in DVD research, development, or manufacturing; software firms and other DVD users interested in developing the format are also encouraged to join.
DVD's single most significant improvement to the NTSC video format is anamorphic widescreen capability.
The DVD development consortium knew that there were serious problems associated with viewing widescreen films on a 1.33:1 television.
Surveys of DVD purchasers consistently reveal two important facts: anamorphic widescreen is very important to you; and, the overwhelming majority of you either own or will soon purchase monitors that are capable of taking advantage of the increased resolution.
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