CDDVDskivor
CDDVDskivor refers to compact discs (CDs) and digital versatile discs (DVDs), which are optical storage media formats used for storing digital data, including audio, video, and computer files. Both formats utilize a laser to read data encoded on a disc's surface. CDs typically store around 700 megabytes of data, primarily used for audio albums and smaller software applications. DVDs offer a larger storage capacity, generally ranging from 4.7 gigabytes for single-layer discs to 8.5 gigabytes for dual-layer discs, making them suitable for storing movies, larger software, and backups.
The technology behind CDs and DVDs involves a disc made of polycarbonate plastic with a reflective layer,