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To: BillyG who wrote (48137)	1/6/2000 12:36:00 PM
From: Peter V	Respond to of 50808

The recorded DVD-RAM disc will not play back on your standard DVD player, though! So you think they are talking though their butt when they say it is compatible with consumer audio/video? Compatible only if you use a PC? DVD-RAM is based on the DVD recording standard approved by the DVD Forum. It is being hailed as the new ``bridge' format for its compatibility with audio/video and PC applications, and is helping to bring about the convergence of various digital media for both consumer and business applications. The DVD-RAM disc format offers consumers a variety of inviting applications. For instance, images from recorded home videos may be edited and put on a disc which can then be played on a laptop or e-mailed to friends and family.