CDDVDs
CDDVDs, also known as recordable DVDs, are optical discs that can be written to by a user. Unlike factory-pressed CDs and DVDs, which contain pre-recorded data, CDDVDs allow individuals to store their own digital information. The "CD" in CDDVD refers to the Compact Disc format, while "DVD" stands for Digital Versatile Disc. This naming convention can sometimes cause confusion, as CDDVDs are a type of DVD, not a hybrid of CD and DVD technologies.
The technology behind CDDVDs relies on a laser to alter a dye layer on the disc's surface.
CDDVDs were widely used for data backup, software distribution, and storing multimedia content like photos and