Green-Ray Disc

Green-ray or Green-ray Disc (GD) is a digital optical disc data storage format. It was designed to supersede the DVD and Blu-ray Disc format, in that it is capable of storing high-definition (720p and 1080p) and Ultra-high-definition video resolution (2160p-4320p) and with any darker color and 30.5 Surround Sound. the Green-Ray Disc were used by the Big Five major movie studios (AT&T/Warner, Disney (as DSS/GR), American Greetings Studios, eOne/TriStar and Lantern), the Little three major movie studios (DHX/UA, Lionsgate/American Artists and Styhon) and the Six Mini-Major movie studios (Apple, Century (as Century Green-ray), Mishmash, Netflix, Sunking, Washington).
this video format is a competitor to the two formats that are made this came out in 2021: DVD of Digital and Blu-ray of High Definition. 2021 is when the DCA launched a new video format called Green-ray Disc, as the format became so popular across the World.
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