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umd is sonys own disc and drive
not even close to compatible with cd/dvd drives
the umd movie media is mp4 so if you could use a hacked psp to pull the files off the disc and save them to the sony memory stick, and play them on a pc, or burn them to a cd/dvd to play on a dvd player
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MiniDisc
No they meant to say what they said. Universal Media Disc (UMD).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Media_Disc
a standard cd/dvd player/drive can play/read them
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mini_CD
Check the fact, the original Play Station Portable (PSP) used / plays UMDs. Regardless, just because it was a failed technology and Sony abandoned it with the move to the PSP Go doesn't mean UMD didn't exist. Movies do a bunch of stupid things with UMDs, MiniDisks, and mini CDs just because they aren't "standard" looking and people think they look super high-tech because people don't generally know what they are.
i thought it was kinda neat, but who in their right mind would put a strangers disc in their pc
Not so universal, it turns out.
https://www.movieforums.com/community/showthread.php?t=65872
I should have posted this before but I did not look too close to the screencap before now. Oops.
Yes there is, its called a PSP. PSP, and UMD have been dead since 2014 so there isn't anything currently using it, just as there aren't HD-DVD players or Betamax players.
I'm not sure what "copyright" trouble you think there would be with a movie faking the use of a UMD, but it is far more likely this is just movies doing movie things and the UMD is just a prop.
It looks to me that the UMD is just sitting on the CD tray.
yep, the tray cant close with the umd in its cartridge
if you had a top loading cd player, you might be able to put a umd disc outside of its cartridge
but its spindle wont line up correctly
IIRC the UMD center is the same dimensions as CD/DVD/BD so you could remove a UMD disc from the caddie and load it into a top loading CD/DVD player. Regardless it wouldn't matter if it fit, UMD used a different laser wavelength than CD or DVD. DVDs use a 650nm wavelength and UMDs use a 660nm wavelength.