Definition:
DVI stands for Digital Video Interface and is commonly found in computer monitors and early-model high definition televisions. DVI is designed to carry uncompressed digital video data to a display and is considered an upgrade to its analog VGA counterpart. However, DVI is quickly being replaced by its more superior counterpart, HDMI.
CSV stands for Comma Separated Values (also referred to as comma delimited). CSV files contain many data elements that are separated by commas to distinguish them. CSV files are used by computer programs, including many email providers, personal finance applications, and Microsoft Excel. CSV files are commonly used to exchange data (import/export) between two programs.
