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Sep
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Posted by Todd
September 11, 2007 | 1 Comment
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After my previous rant about the confusing format war and digital distribution being the wave of the future, New Medium Enterprises has decided it would be a good idea to bless the world with yet another high def optical format: HD-VMD.
The CHDA (China High Definition Association) has announced that the OMNERC (Optical Memory National Engineering Research Center) has developed a new HD-DVD format called CH-DVD based on the standard HD-DVD formate. It seems that it will be the format for Chinese owned intellectual property. In other words, it doesn’t matter to anyone outside [...]
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Sep
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Posted by Todd
September 7, 2007 | 7 Comments
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I often ask myself this question. I should note that I am by no means a forecast analyst but I do have some pretty strong opinions so hear me out.
The animation wing of Sony Pictures is going to be entering the direct to DVD market with Open Season 2. What is interesting about this deal is that it comes on the heels of Disney’s abandoning this distribution method which they themselves created.
Yesterday I reported that Star Trek is coming to HD-DVD in November. Well, Toshiba held an event at CEDIA this week to announce this. I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves. I am sure the audience ate it up though.
Images courtesy of Anandtech.
There is no doubt there is a format war going on between HD-DVD and BluRay. Do a Google search and you will find volumes of information relating to it. The simple fact of the matter is that right now, at this very point and time it doesn’t matter all that much for the [...]
It appears that the highly anticipated DVD, Path to 9/11, is not going to be released after all.
Ok this is just weird. NBC is so confident you will love Friday Night Lights they are offering a refund to those who do not enjoy the first season. I don’t know if this is legit, but if it is I am pretty sure I would be getting a refund if you catch [...]
The DVD Forum is a committee of sorts that helps to govern the direction of the technology. It is basically a collection (around 220 to be exact) of companies that meet from time to time to discuss the latest advancements as well as define the specification and “rules” of the technology. The company that I [...]
I realize that higher capacity optical media formats are announced all the time. Most never make it to market. This is just crazy though. A company called Mempile has developed a new technology that will allow 1 terabyte or 1,000 gigabytes of data to be stored on a [...]
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