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A new laserdisc format- video single disc (VSD)- is due in Japan. [It] is the size of a standard CD, but carries five minutes of video and audio [..] It differs from the failed CD-Video in the amount of audio (the latter had 20 minutes of audio and five minutes of video) and in price (in Japan it will cost half as much as CDV
{{cite magazine}}: CS1 maint: periodical has ISBN (link)[10:44] Philips also released smaller players [..] which could only play the [12 cm CD-size] disc
[08:27] in Europe [Philips' LaserDisc sales were pitiful but] with Laserdisc now capable of [digital audio] why not just start all over again [and rebrand as] CD Video [and] piggyback on the success of compact disc
[11:44] [30 cm "CD Video" discs] are just Laserdiscs coloured gold and with [digital soundtrack]
[15:12] [12 cm disc is] essence of the format [..] [Larger discs were really just] Laserdiscs or LaserVision discs.
[10:44] Philips also released smaller players [..] which could only play the [12 cm CD-size] disc
[08:27] in Europe [Philips' LaserDisc sales were pitiful but] with Laserdisc now capable of [digital audio] why not just start all over again [and rebrand as] CD Video [and] piggyback on the success of compact disc
[11:44] [30 cm "CD Video" discs] are just Laserdiscs coloured gold and with [digital soundtrack]
[15:12] [12 cm disc is] essence of the format [..] [Larger discs were really just] Laserdiscs or LaserVision discs.