VCDT
VCDT, or Video Compact Disc Text, is a digital video format that was developed in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It is a combination of video and audio data stored on a compact disc, along with text information. VCDT discs are designed to be compatible with standard CD-ROM drives and can be played on various devices, including personal computers and dedicated VCDT players.
The format supports video resolutions up to 352x240 pixels and audio in stereo. It uses the MPEG-1
VCDT was popular in the 1990s as a way to distribute video content, particularly in regions where
Despite its popularity, VCDT has largely been replaced by more advanced formats such as DVD and Blu-ray.