No medium in the world today delivers high quality, full resolution, fully interactive video better than DVD. On one disk you can put content that would take hours, if not days, to push over the internet, DSL or no. And yet DVDs contain many of the everyday interactive features we've come to expect online -- click-and-play, select from linked menu options, view images and video, even hyperlink to a website online.

What this means is that, as a delivery platform for your message, DVD provides professional polish and production value. For those who are paying attention to the presentation, the DVD's design and architecture reflect on you and your business or organization. And it's all the more important now in this age of high definition.

But for most people, what this means is that they are not thinking about technology, they're not sitting and waiting for technology -- they are experiencing your presentation immediately. And what's more, they can view it again, chapter by chapter.

Most computers today are sold with a DVD player inside, so most people don't even need a television and set-top player handy in order to view your DVD. (And because computer monitors have higher resolution than TVs, the disc looks even better.)

And with the increasing penetration of HDTV plasma and LCD televisions throughout the marketplace, quality production and encoding is all the more important. Competitive formats Blu-ray and HD DVD are increasing their presence, but with upconverting standard-definition DVD players bringing heretofore unseen quality to standard definition DVD programs, even ordinary video benefits from professional re-authoring and re-mastering for the best upconversion to HDTV formats.

If you have any questions about a DVD project you're planning, request a DVD project estimate -- let us talk to you about what pingVision can do for you.