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The case of Duke Di of the Tang Empire was not only available on a CD version, but also on TV. There was information about the TV version of the Tang Dynasty's Di Gong case. A TV series or movie released on the medium of a CD was usually a collection of original content that had not been published, which was different from the TV series or the unedited version. The TV version referred to the version that was broadcast on television. Therefore, the case of Duke Di of the Tang Empire was available on both the television and the television.

The Tang Dynasty Di Gong's case on the CD referred to the TV series or movie version of the book that was released on the CD. This version usually included unpublished original content, which was different from the television version and the unedited version.

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The main difference between the TV version of The Great Tang Dynasty's Digong Case and the TV version of The Great Tang Dynasty's Digong Case was the completeness of the content and the additional features. In order to adapt to the length and format of the TV broadcast, the TV version might edit and adjust the content, resulting in the relatively short length of the episode and the details of the plot might be simplified or omitted. On the other hand, the CD version paid more attention to the integrity of the plot and the artistic conception of the director. It often included more shots and details that were not broadcast on television, providing the audience with a richer and deeper story experience. In addition, a series of special recordings were often included in the CD version, such as special features, cut clips, interviews with actors, etc., which greatly increased the collection value and enjoyment of watching. In terms of picture quality and sound effects, the TV version was limited by the quality of the TV station's signal transmission and receiving equipment, and might be affected by compression. The USB version was stored in a higher definition video format, generally with better picture quality and optimized sound effects, bringing a theatre-level home viewing experience.