Entity: CDV
CDV refers to a format known as CD-Video, which combined music videos with audio tracks on a compact disc. It was introduced in the late 1980s but was short-lived due to the requirement of a LaserDisc player for video playback.
CDV
Etymology
The acronym CDV stands for CD-Video.
Definition
CDV refers to a multimedia format that combined music videos with audio tracks on a single compact disc.
Historical Context
CDV was introduced in the late 1980s as an early Compact Disc format that could hold a 5-minute music video along with 20 minutes of CD audio. However, its popularity waned quickly due to the requirement of a LaserDisc player for video playback.
Cultural Significance
CDV represented an early attempt to merge music videos and audio tracks into a single physical format, catering to the growing demand for visual content in the music industry.
Related Concepts
- LaserDisc
- Compact Disc
See Also
A multimedia format that integrated music videos and audio tracks on a single compact disc.