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 Topic: NewsThe new items published under this topic are as follows.
Anyone into downloading pirate movies from the internet over the last few years likely knows that the label ‘maVen’ on a video release was usually a mark of a high quality ‘cammed’ movie. After dozens of major releases and investigations by the FBI and Canadian police, ‘maVen’ now faces 6 months in jail.
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The Samsung BD-P1400 is cheapest Blu-ray Disc player yet. Mimicking the way HD DVD players hit new rock bottom prices with sudden, unannounced sales, Blu-ray Disc hardware is at a never before seen level of affordability.
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TMPG, Inc. is introducing an updated version of its popular TMPGEnc DVD Author 3 with DivX Authoring software.
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Hollywood director Michael Bay has attacked Microsoft and the HD-DVD format, claiming that Microsoft's goal is to make both formats fail.
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LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling have announced the release of their free LightScribe Template Labeler, labeling software designed to simplify and enhance customers' CD and DVD labeling.
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BT is putting its entire archive of old phone books online for genealogists, or anyone else, to browse, and a commercial genealogy company is opening up access to all UK burial records since 1538.
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While Toshiba has enjoyed exceptionally booming sales of its HD-A2 HD DVD player in the North America market, Blu-ray Disc (BD) appears to have gained the upper hand in the PC-use drive segment.
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LG has officially today announced the release of the first Blu-Ray/HD DVD Super-multi DVD burner capable of writing at 6x on Blu-Ray media.
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Nero and TiVo today announced that they have entered into an agreement to further enable the connected digital home by integrating TiVo's television user experience with Nero's PC software.
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France is to set up a new Internet authority with powers to suspend or cut access to the web for those who illegally file-share, under an agreement.
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IBM is seeking to patent technology that would place adverts at crucial points in DVD playback without the viewers ability to skip them.
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Hackers have created a proof-of-concept exploit for an Apple QuickTime player streaming media vulnerability.
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With the release of v6.2.0.1 of AnyDVD HD, you can finally rip any BD+ disk with a single mouse click. We can't recommend this software enough and heartily recommend you buy a copy so you can watch your legally purchased movies on your legally purchased hardware, something nearly impossible to do if you don't buy it all at once from a single vendor.
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20th Century Fox recently announced that it will add a "Digital Copy" version of "Die Hard 4" to a two-disc special-edition DVD release, while other studios are also expected to embrace the concept.
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The BBC Trust have announced plans for a high definition channel to be available on the Sky satellite service. Despite calls from some for the BBC to broadcast 4 hours of Freeview hi-def content per day, the governing body decided against that course because it would require equipment that would likely be obsolete after the official Freeview HDTV standard is complete.
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Nintendo have announced the "DS-TV" on their Japanese site, a cartridge with an attached antenna that would allow DS and DS Lite owners to watch their favourite programs on the go.
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Rumour has it that European optical media distribution giant E-Net distribution are moving to a custom built site close to Edinburgh Airport. The Hi Tech Business pace which strangely enough is called E-Net park is also in close proximity to the local sea shipping port in Grangemouth on the main M9 motorway.
When we contacted John Gillen the business development manager for e-netpark he said “sorry we don’t comment on rumours” nice try John…
The E-netpark website
Ed on Nov 22, 2007
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Pioneer announced today its latest series of 20x dual format DVD writers, offering C /DVD/DVD-RAM writing support in SATA and PATA versions, as well as a new feature for accurate reading of Audio CDs.
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DVD kiosks located in supermarkets, fast-food restaurants and other high-traffic locations will expand their share of the rental market to 20% to 25% within about three years, predicts the chairman and CEO of No. 3 kiosk operator DVDPlay.
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A Pioneer-created TV service will soon enter public testing and allow consumers to download unlimited numbers of TV shows for a monthly fee.
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