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Archive of posts tagged Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Twentieth Century Fox 4K Ultra HD HDR Movies Hit Kaleidescape
Kaleidescape, Inc. announced the availability of Twentieth Century Fox 4K Ultra High-Definition (Ultra HD) High Dynamic Range (HDR) movies on its Strato movie players.
Redbox Inks Agreement With 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Redbox announced it signed a new agreement with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment to make Fox content available seven days after retail sell-through dates.
Kaleidescape Inks Agreement with 20th Century Fox
Kaleidescape, Inc. announced that it has signed an agreement with 20th Century Fox to license movies and television seasons for digital download and playback on the company’s Kaleidescape movie players.
Redbox Inks Agreement with 20th Century Fox
Redbox announced that it has signed a new agreement with 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, maintaining a 28-day window on Blu-ray Disc and DVD titles through June 30, 2017.
Studios Embrace Dolby Digital Plus for UltraViolet
Dolby Laboratories announced that Twentieth Century Fox and Anchor Bay now encode movies and TV programs in the UltraViolet Common File Format (CFF) using Dolby Digital Plus.
Twentieth Century Fox Rolls Out Digital HD
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment announced its new Digital HD movie download and streaming initiative.
JVC Kenwood Converts Catalog Movie Titles to Blu-ray 3D
JVC KENWOOD and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment announced that I, Robot will be the first title in a series of legacy movies that will be converted to Blu-ray 3D.
THX Media Director Takes Flight
THX Ltd announced that the upcoming release of Red Tails on Blu-ray and DVD incorporates THX’s Media Director technology.
Walmart Unveils UltraViolet Disc to Digital Service
Walmart announced its new in-store disc to digital service, which employs UltraViolet technology to make movies purchased on DVDs and Blu-ray discs available to be watched on Internet-connected devices.
Throw Another DRM Initiative on the Fire
Warner Bros. and 20th Century Fox announced they are working with SanDisk and Western Digital to develop standards that will allow high definition movies to be securely distributed to, as well as stored and played back on, a range of devices.