DVD shipments rise but financial returns are slowed
by falling prices World consumer spending on buying and renting
video software rose by just over 10 per cent to almost
$58bn in 2004. Strong growth in DVD spending
compensated for the decline in VHS and Video CD
(VCD) software spending over the same period.
Worldwide spending on DVD was more than five
times spending on VHS, at nearly $48bn -- an increase
of over 31 per cent compared with a year earlier.
Includes:
World consumer spending on video software by format 1995-2004
World distributor revenue from video software by format 1995-2004
World distributor revenue from video software by format 1995-2004
Average DVD consumer prices: retail ranked by US dollar value in 2004
Average DVD consumer prices: rental ranked by US dollar value in 2004
Average DVD consumer prices: rental
ranked by US dollar value in 2004
Average VHS consumer prices: retail ranked by US dollar value in 2004
Average VHS consumer prices: rental ranked by US dollar value in 2004
International video software units shipped (retail + rental) by format 1997-2004
excluding North America
North America video software units shipped (retail + rental) by format 1997-2004
North America 2003 2004 VCR installed base - DVD installed base - Consumer spending on video software
World VCR & DVD video player penetration of TV households 1992-2004
Asia-Pacific video hardware penetration of TV households 1995-2004
Latin America 2003 2004 - VCR installed base - DVD installed base - Consumer spending on video software
Western Europe 2003 2004 - VCR installed base - DVD installed base - Consumer spending on video software
Central/Eastern Europe 2003 2004 - VCR installed base - DVD installed base - Consumer spending on video software
Asia-Pacific 2003 2004 - VCR installed base - DVD installed base - Consumer spending on video software
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