Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

laserdisc

noun

/ˈleɪzərdɪsk/

Definition

Laserdisc is an optical disc storage medium that was introduced in the late 1970s and primarily used for storing video and audio content.

Examples

Many film enthusiasts still appreciate the rich quality of sound and picture that laserdiscs provide.
The classic movie collection was available on laserdisc for those who prefer analog formats.
Some collectors hunt for rare laserdisc editions of their favorite films.

Meaning

Laserdisc is a large vinyl-like disc that stores high-quality video and audio. It was used mainly for home video entertainment before the popularity of DVDs and is known for its superior quality compared to VHS tapes.