Rimage Launches DVD Authoring Systems
Rimage Corporation announced its new Disc Authoring Solutions, which create DVD-Video discs including menus, labels and case wraps through an automated process.
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JVC Launches Archival DVD-R Discs
JVC Advanced Media U.S.A. announced its new Archival Grade DVD-R discs, which were independently tested and certified to comply with the ISO/IEC 10995 standard for estimating the archiving lifetime of writable DVDs.
Mob Wives Hit CreateSpace
CreateSpace and VH1 announced the release of Mob Wives UNCENSORED: Season 1 through CreateSpace’s DVD on Demand platform.
CyberLink Launches Power2Go 8
CyberLink announced that it has released version 8 of its Power2Go optical disc recording software.
Millenniata Signs Up Systor Systems
Millenniata announced that it has entered into an OEM and distribution agreement with Systor Systems.
Rimage Reports Q3 2011 Results
Rimage Corporation announced operating results for its third quarter of 2011 ended September 30, 2011.
Primera Launches Affordable Disc Publisher
Primera Technology announced its new Bravo 4051 Disc Publisher (DP-4051 in Europe, Scandinavia and Middle East), which is available for $2,495 (MSRP).
Lite-On Launches MyDisk Suite
Lite-On announced that it has launched its MyDisk Suite optical disc burning application for the PC, iPad and iPhone.
Primera Lowers Blu-ray Disc Publisher Price
Primera Technology announced that it has reduced the retail price of its Bravo SE Blu Disc Publisher (DP-SE Blu in Europe, Scandinavia and Middle East) from US $2995 to $2495.
Rescuing the Golden Goose
The immediate question is, will Blu-ray Disc (BD) recorders, drives, and players read and write all types of CDs and DVDs? Will they clear the fog of application formats and content-protection measures? In last month’s column, I chastised BD device manufacturers for ducking clear answers to these questions. And surveying the broader situation, we see …
Blu-ray Disc and the Meaning of Backwards Compatibility
Change is unsettling. But, like it or not, change is once again upon us—this time with the arrival of next generation Blu-ray Disc (BD). Naturally, consumers and even professionals are apprehensive about this new format but, even so, BD’s promoters are doing an embarrassingly poor job of understanding and answering concerns. For example, manufacturers and …
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