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DVD FAQs
DVD FAQs
What are the benefits of playing a DVD over VHS?
- DVD functionality provides higher quality pictures than VHS and much more flexible access.
- The picture and sound quality of a DVD is far less likely to decrease over time unlike VHS, which can deteriorate with age.
- DVD is much easier to control through menus – you can jump around from different chapters from menus.
- Overall this is a much more interactive training session – trainers can stop certain parts of the DVD and have group discussions using the notes provide.
How are the DVD versions of the products better than the VHS originals?
Each DVD product has been updated to ensure that all information is current and upgraded with the addition of lesson plans and case studies.
These added resources greatly enhance the detail and the effectiveness of the training by providing clear structure and complementary relevant information – all written by industry experts. This turns the training experience from a straightforward viewing to a group session for discussion and interaction.
Key points are reached quickly and accurately through the DVD menus and learning is backed up with the accompanying instructive material.
Are all titles available on DVD?
Yes, all BVS Training Resources are available on the DVD format.
DVD not playing / not working properly
There are several reasons why the DVD may not play properly. In all instances please try it in another machine prior to calling us as it may be an issue with your hardware.
If you are attempting to play your DVD on a PC or a laptop please ensure that you have an appropriate "media player" installed and that there are no conflicts between software programmes running - your IT department should be able to help you with this.
If you are attempting to play your DVD on a DVD player, please try it on another machine in the first instance. If all of the above fails then please contact our Customer Service Team on 0845-644-2866 to discuss the problem.
Please note - when selecting to play by chapter once that chapter has finished the DVD returns to the main menu and does not continue to play the following chapters. This is not a design fault but the additional functionality that DVD offers.
