how are DVD players resume DVDs even after it was Turned
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Your DVD player has a small amount of extra data storage and it stores where you are stopped on a particular DVD. Its just that simple. The amount of data this takes is extremely small
DVD players are smarter than a turntable. The player doesn’t remember where the laser was pointed, it remembers that it was 1 hour, 27 minutes and 36 seconds into video file 6 on the disc and it just finds that point when you resume playback.
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