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Je ne parlez francais!
Är den dubbad till franska?
Postad 29 April 2007 - 11:12
Je ne parlez francais!
Är den dubbad till franska?
Postad 29 April 2007 - 12:55
Ja, troligtvis hade det gått sämre då...Farsan av ps får sparken http://www.idg.se/2.1085/1.105623
Skulle nog blivit annorlunda om ps3 levererades utan bd.
PS3:an är en väldigt dyr maskin att tillverka även utan en BD-drive. Frågan är, hur lätt hade PS3:an vara att sälja om den kosta säg "499" (399) om den INTE haft BD-möjligheter?
Näe, den förehållandevis (ijmf med PS2) "ljumna" mottagande PS3 har fått, på spelsidan, beror inte så mkt på BD-spelaren (med undantag av EU-delayen). Det beror på högt tillverkningspris (även utan BD-drive), idag, och att 1st och 2nd party speltillverkarna är lite för långsamma.
Plus...motståndarna är MYCKET bättre den här gången. Ärligt talat så hade det tvärtom varit överrkasande om PS3 ångat på i samma tempo som PS2 gjorde.
På filmsidan verkar den dock fungera ganska bra. Vad hade BD varit utan PS3? Inte ett dyft. Eller jo, det kanske det hade, men taktiken från BD-sidan hade sett HELT annorlunda ut.
För de fan-boys som inte förstått det än så är PS3 inte bara en del i BD-konceptet, det är den viktigaste delen. Att säga "om man räknar bort PS3 så..." är ungefär lika intelligent som att säga "om man räknar bort subventionerade spelare från HDDVD sidan (läs: Toshiba) så går HDDVD inte så bra". Varför ser man aldrig detta lika korkade citat?
Vad det handlar om är att de olika lägrena av huvudaktörer har valt olika taktik för att lansera "sitt" format. Det går lixom inte att godtyckligt välja bort den ena eller den andra taktiken. Eftersom ingen av de två verkar vara tokdöende så får man väl säga att båda har lyckats. Vem som vinner i längden återstår att se - som det ser ut idag tycker iaf jag att det är för jämt att sia mer om det.
För att DVD inte har högre upplösning.Varför önska så låg upplösning frågas?Såja, nu börjar den ju närma sig no-brainer nivån på 3000 kr. Vackert. HDDVD har ju det tveklöst fetaste "killer-appet" iform av HD DVE.https://www.prisjakt...kt.php?p=125229
hddvd åt svenska folket
Synd att den inte kirrar 576i ut via hdmi.
Näevars, jag tror att jag kommer ha en display som deinterlacear bättre än E1:an, därför vill jag ha 576i via HDMI. Om inte annat för att jag tycker det är korkat att tillverkare (typ alla) inte ger en valet.
Postad 29 April 2007 - 13:49
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Tycker att det e dax att pumpa ut lite HD filmer i svenska butiker nu! Fasiken va segt det går.
Bor i stockholm och där tycker man att det borde finnas ett stort utbud...men icke sa nicke.
Det finns på nätet ..det vet jag..men jag vill kunna knalla in i en butik och handla. Trodde iom ps3 releasen att tillgången skulle bli stor men jag hade fel.
Sedan att priset på filmer ligger runt 200-300 kr är också en felsatsning när det finns SD filmer att köpa på macken för 59 kr. Varför betala mer? Vi notoriska nattsuddare på prisjakt gör det men inte vanliga svensson som hellre lägger pengarna på annat. För det är inte vi som avgör format kriget utan det är ju den stora massan.
Sedan måste jag säga att jag ser hellre ser en teknik specad ps3 med blu-ray o full HD -stöd. Hade nog inte köpt den annars.
Ps. Jag bryr mig inte vilket format som vinner bara det finns tillgängligt + ett bra pris på filmerna.
+ att bolagen får se till att de inte slarvar med HD utgåvorna! Bild o ljud delen måste hålla en bra standard!
Bor i stockholm och där tycker man att det borde finnas ett stort utbud...men icke sa nicke.
Det finns på nätet ..det vet jag..men jag vill kunna knalla in i en butik och handla. Trodde iom ps3 releasen att tillgången skulle bli stor men jag hade fel.
Sedan att priset på filmer ligger runt 200-300 kr är också en felsatsning när det finns SD filmer att köpa på macken för 59 kr. Varför betala mer? Vi notoriska nattsuddare på prisjakt gör det men inte vanliga svensson som hellre lägger pengarna på annat. För det är inte vi som avgör format kriget utan det är ju den stora massan.
Sedan måste jag säga att jag ser hellre ser en teknik specad ps3 med blu-ray o full HD -stöd. Hade nog inte köpt den annars.
Ps. Jag bryr mig inte vilket format som vinner bara det finns tillgängligt + ett bra pris på filmerna.
+ att bolagen får se till att de inte slarvar med HD utgåvorna! Bild o ljud delen måste hålla en bra standard!
Postad 29 April 2007 - 16:14
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Vad det handlar om är att de olika lägrena av huvudaktörer har valt olika taktik för att lansera "sitt" format. Det går lixom inte att godtyckligt välja bort den ena eller den andra taktiken. Eftersom ingen av de två verkar vara tokdöende så får man väl säga att båda har lyckats. Vem som vinner i längden återstår att se - som det ser ut idag tycker iaf jag att det är för jämt att sia mer om det.
Angående olika taktiker : In switch, Toshiba turns to China
Postad 29 April 2007 - 16:20
Om du hade varit med från början med dvd då det släpptes kostade även dom mellan 269-299kr/stTycker att det e dax att pumpa ut lite HD filmer i svenska butiker nu! Sedan att priset på filmer ligger runt 200-300 kr är också en felsatsning när det finns SD filmer att köpa på macken för 59 kr. Varför betala mer?
Men visst vore trevligare med ännu lägre priser som HD DVD
Postad 29 April 2007 - 16:22
Bokstavligen Samuraj metoder!Offtopic: Slaughter: Horror at Sony's depraved promotion stunt with decapitated goat
Postad 29 April 2007 - 16:32
Wow, HD DVD håller ställningarna #3 #5 #15"Best Selling Dvd Players" på Amazon.com
#3 Toshiba HD-XA2 (som för övrigt är den bästa hi-def spelaren i världen, generation två)
#5 Toshiba HD-A2 (generation två)
#15 Toshiba HD-A20 (ny)
#17 Sony BDS1
#37 Panasonic BD10
#61 Toshiba HD-A1 (den allra första hi-def spelaren i världen, fick topp kritik från början)
It also said that sale of HD DVD consumer electronics hardware, not including the Xbox 360 HD DVD drive, continues to outsell dedicated Blu-ray hardware, excluding PlayStation 3. Buyers of dedicated hardware, it argues, are much more likely to subsequently buy discs than people who have a drive as an extension to a games console.
, sony tappar ett steg till #18 
panasonic # 36
men HD-A1 klättrar till #57
Postad 29 April 2007 - 19:09
"HD DVD players have Internet support. You can connect to the Internet from the player to access additional DVD features. This is not the case with Blu-ray."
Postad 29 April 2007 - 20:15
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"HD DVD players have Internet support. You can connect to the Internet from the player to access additional DVD features. This is not the case with Blu-ray."
Och så lägger vi till att detta blir mandatory i 2.0 profilen för BD...
Postad 29 April 2007 - 20:58
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"HD DVD players have Internet support. You can connect to the Internet from the player to access additional DVD features. This is not the case with Blu-ray."
Och så lägger vi till att detta blir mandatory i 2.0 profilen för BD...
Och så lägger vi till att "No players have been announced as compatible with this profile"
Postad 29 April 2007 - 21:29
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"HD DVD players have Internet support. You can connect to the Internet from the player to access additional DVD features. This is not the case with Blu-ray."
Och så lägger vi till att detta blir mandatory i 2.0 profilen för BD...
Och så lägger vi till att "No players have been announced as compatible with this profile"
Och så lägger vi till att CEDIA är bakom hörnet
Postad 29 April 2007 - 21:31
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Och så lägger vi till att CEDIA är bakom hörnet
Och så lägger vi till September 5-9
Postad 29 April 2007 - 21:36
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Och så lägger vi till att CEDIA är bakom hörnet
Och så lägger vi till September 5-9
Sommaren går alltid ruskigt fort
Postad 29 April 2007 - 21:40
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Sommaren går alltid ruskigt fort
Yes...September-Oktober kommer att vara 2 intressanta månader
Postad 29 April 2007 - 22:31
kommer riktigt grymma titlar framöver , Matrix boxen snart, undrar när den börjar shippas ut grymt sugen på actionmania a la matrix nu asåå.. 
, Matrix boxen snart, undrar när den börjar shippas ut grymt sugen på actionmania a la matrix nu asåå..
Postad 29 April 2007 - 22:59
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kommer riktigt grymma titlar framöver
Redigerat av diabolo, 29 April 2007 - 23:05.
Postad 29 April 2007 - 23:36
Bandai Visual HD DVD.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 03:09
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http://www.tech.co.u...an-beat-blu-ray
07/04/03
"Disney did bring a request to the steering committee to add region control to HD DVD, but Collins says "it hasn't gone anywhere" and he doesn't believe it ever will. Many of the other 20 companies on the steering committee actively oppose region coding, and it can't be added to players already sold."
Disney
07/04/03
"Disney did bring a request to the steering committee to add region control to HD DVD, but Collins says "it hasn't gone anywhere" and he doesn't believe it ever will. Many of the other 20 companies on the steering committee actively oppose region coding, and it can't be added to players already sold."
Disney
Postad 30 April 2007 - 05:03
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O'Brien said."It's not quite yet a product the average shopper is attuned too, but we anticipate that will change soon as prices continue to come down. We expect that as new elements are added , consumers will choose which format will dominate by the end of the of this year .
, consumers will choose which format will dominate by the end of the of this year .» Klicka här för att visa spoiler - Klicka en gång till för att dölja den... «
Postad 30 April 2007 - 06:18
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Med andra ord är Blu-Ray bäst !!
Mvh
Mvh
Postad 30 April 2007 - 07:28
As for Wal-Mart goes Hi-Def, what is for retail?
Postad 30 April 2007 - 09:03
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Postad 30 April 2007 - 11:10
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First Direct-to-HD Feature 'Bell Witch' to Debut This Summer on Blu-ray, HD DVD
In a next-gen first, the direct-to-video horror film 'Bell Witch: The Movie' will make its exclusive debut on Blu-ray and HD DVD this August.
Starring 'Friday the 13th's "Queen of the Slashers" Betsy Palmer and directed by helmer S. Shane Marr, the indie scarefest was produced with high-definition cameras, and completed entirely in the digital realm.
Though the major studios and other independents routinely release films directly to video without a theatrical release, so far there has been no such releases exclusive to high-definition.
'Bell Witch' will make history as the first direct-to-Blu-ray and HD DVD premiere movie when it debuts simultaneously on both formats on August 15 via distributor Big River Productions, three weeks ahead of its subsequent release on standard-def DVD and to high-definition cable networks on September 1.
"We shot 'Bell Witch' in 24p 1080 HD back in 2002," said Marr via a press statement. "But we decided to hold the film until it could be released in HD so that people could see it as it was meant to be viewed."
No specs, supplemental details nor pricing is yet available for 'Bell Witch: The Movie.' But we'll certainly keep you posted as soon as further details on this notable release are officially announced.
In a next-gen first, the direct-to-video horror film 'Bell Witch: The Movie' will make its exclusive debut on Blu-ray and HD DVD this August.
Starring 'Friday the 13th's "Queen of the Slashers" Betsy Palmer and directed by helmer S. Shane Marr, the indie scarefest was produced with high-definition cameras, and completed entirely in the digital realm.
Though the major studios and other independents routinely release films directly to video without a theatrical release, so far there has been no such releases exclusive to high-definition.
'Bell Witch' will make history as the first direct-to-Blu-ray and HD DVD premiere movie when it debuts simultaneously on both formats on August 15 via distributor Big River Productions, three weeks ahead of its subsequent release on standard-def DVD and to high-definition cable networks on September 1.
"We shot 'Bell Witch' in 24p 1080 HD back in 2002," said Marr via a press statement. "But we decided to hold the film until it could be released in HD so that people could see it as it was meant to be viewed."
No specs, supplemental details nor pricing is yet available for 'Bell Witch: The Movie.' But we'll certainly keep you posted as soon as further details on this notable release are officially announced.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 11:16
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MPAA Calls For DRM That Allows For "Managed Copying"
MPAA Chairman Dan Glickman said that the industry supported legitimate copying and called for a common ground on digital rights management technology.
Speaking at a Digital Rights Management Conference sponsored by LexisNexis and Variety magazine on Monday, MPAA's Chairman said that MPAA is "committed to delivering entertainment to consumers whenever and wherever they want?in flexible ways?on their preferred platforms and devices."
However, Glickman said that the industry remained committed to the use of digital rights management and that the "Managed Copy" option is the goal. This should be applied to both HD DVD and Blu-Ray disc formats, as well as in online downloads and streams, according to Glickman.
"We wholeheartedly support allowing consumers to make authorized copies of the content they purchase," Glickman said. "Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience. Next, we fully and wholly embrace interoperability. We believe that consumers who come by their content legally should be able to enjoy it on any device."
Managed Copy is included in the AACS specifications for high-def formats and it would offer consumers the ability to move content from disc to PCs and portable devices, while it does not enable copying. But the feature has not yet been implemented by the HD formats. This is expected to change by the end of the year, according to Glickman.
"We expect to be able to make this happen for HD DVDs hopefully this year," Glickman said.
He added that managed Copy should be also be efficiently applied to standard DVDs.
"Standard definition may take a bit longer since we need to work with the technology community to unleash its full potential. But we are in agreement on the outcome we wish to see: Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience."
MPAA Chairman Dan Glickman said that the industry supported legitimate copying and called for a common ground on digital rights management technology.
Speaking at a Digital Rights Management Conference sponsored by LexisNexis and Variety magazine on Monday, MPAA's Chairman said that MPAA is "committed to delivering entertainment to consumers whenever and wherever they want?in flexible ways?on their preferred platforms and devices."
However, Glickman said that the industry remained committed to the use of digital rights management and that the "Managed Copy" option is the goal. This should be applied to both HD DVD and Blu-Ray disc formats, as well as in online downloads and streams, according to Glickman.
"We wholeheartedly support allowing consumers to make authorized copies of the content they purchase," Glickman said. "Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience. Next, we fully and wholly embrace interoperability. We believe that consumers who come by their content legally should be able to enjoy it on any device."
Managed Copy is included in the AACS specifications for high-def formats and it would offer consumers the ability to move content from disc to PCs and portable devices, while it does not enable copying. But the feature has not yet been implemented by the HD formats. This is expected to change by the end of the year, according to Glickman.
"We expect to be able to make this happen for HD DVDs hopefully this year," Glickman said.
He added that managed Copy should be also be efficiently applied to standard DVDs.
"Standard definition may take a bit longer since we need to work with the technology community to unleash its full potential. But we are in agreement on the outcome we wish to see: Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience."
Postad 30 April 2007 - 11:53
Tänk att se denna på en Prestige spelare
eller till uppföljaren som är än mer Prestige of Hi-Def Kort sagt, snacka om Prestige
Redigerat av Audio Code 3, 30 April 2007 - 12:12.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 12:02
Dreamgirls (Blu-ray)
PQ:
SQ:
Det känns tryggt att HDDVD utgåvan har 900 kbps mer i sek än BD utgåvan så 5/5 på allt då på HDDVD utgåvan , Bracke är förvirrad
Postad 30 April 2007 - 12:09
Oh, this is really gonna hurt some samurai fellowsMPAA Calls For DRM That Allows For "Managed Copying"
MPAA Chairman Dan Glickman said that the industry supported legitimate copying and called for a common ground on digital rights management technology.
Speaking at a Digital Rights Management Conference sponsored by LexisNexis and Variety magazine on Monday, MPAA's Chairman said that MPAA is "committed to delivering entertainment to consumers whenever and wherever they want?in flexible ways?on their preferred platforms and devices."
However, Glickman said that the industry remained committed to the use of digital rights management and that the "Managed Copy" option is the goal. This should be applied to both HD DVD and Blu-Ray disc formats, as well as in online downloads and streams, according to Glickman.
"We wholeheartedly support allowing consumers to make authorized copies of the content they purchase," Glickman said. "Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience. Next, we fully and wholly embrace interoperability. We believe that consumers who come by their content legally should be able to enjoy it on any device."
Managed Copy is included in the AACS specifications for high-def formats and it would offer consumers the ability to move content from disc to PCs and portable devices, while it does not enable copying. But the feature has not yet been implemented by the HD formats. This is expected to change by the end of the year, according to Glickman.
"We expect to be able to make this happen for HD DVDs hopefully this year," Glickman said.
He added that managed Copy should be also be efficiently applied to standard DVDs.
"Standard definition may take a bit longer since we need to work with the technology community to unleash its full potential. But we are in agreement on the outcome we wish to see: Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience."
Redigerat av Audio Code 3, 30 April 2007 - 12:11.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 12:28
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HP Launched Hong Kong's First Home PC Series with HD-DVD ROM to Satisfy Consumers' Needs on High Definition AV Entertainment
Press Release
Hong Kong, 21 March 2007
Press Release
Hong Kong, 21 March 2007
Postad 30 April 2007 - 12:30
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Oh, this is really gonna hurt some samurai fellows
Yes, Indeed
....*HOST*BD+*HOST* Icke konsument-vänlig http://www.managingr.../bluray_bd.html
"BD+ is essentially programmable security. Each Blu-ray device provides the ability to run a virtual machine (VM) that is programmed by Content Code that is distributed on each optical disc. The Content Code may be title specific. When executed, the Content Code evaluates the security environment of the player and if no compromises are detected, authorizes playback of the media content on the Blu-ray disc.
After AACS decrypts the media content, BD+ applies a second decryption process, the Media Transform. Only after both AACS and BD+ decryption is the media viewable.
Not only is the player programmed by the information on the Blu-ray disc, but the VM and Content Code can apparently provide updates to player firmware in the event the firmware had been compromised."
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=135
"BD-Plus (BD+) is an encryption system completely separate from AACS, which helps prevent Blu-ray discs from being copied to a user's computer far beyond what AACS was designed to do. BD+ allows the disc to install a small piece of encryption software on a player, meaning that each disc can have its own key instead of each disc of a particular movie having the same key. This allows a single disc to be rejected, effectively punishing the person stealing the content, instead of everyone who owns that movie"
MPAA "We wholeheartedly support allowing consumers to make authorized copies of the content they purchase," Glickman said. "Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience. Next, we fully and wholly embrace interoperability. We believe that consumers who come by their content legally should be able to enjoy it on any device."
Bad news 4 the BDA
*o för de som inte vet vad MPAA är, här får ni lite info
:Motion Picture Association of AmericaThe Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), originally called the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association of America, is a non-profit trade association based in the United States which was formed to advance the interests of movie studios. Its members consist of the "big six" major Hollywood studios: Buena Vista (The Walt Disney Company), Sony Pictures, Paramount Pictures (Viacom -- which bought DreamWorks in February 2006), 20th Century Fox (News Corporation), Universal Studios (NBC Universal), and Warner Bros. (Time Warner). The organization produces the well-known voluntary film rating system. mm
Redigerat av diabolo, 30 April 2007 - 19:26.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 12:47
Oh, this is really gonna hurt some samurai fellows
Yes, Indeed
Xbox 360 HD DVD player at $72.54 at retailer
Länk
-----> http://news.punchjum...54-at-retailer/
Postad 30 April 2007 - 15:09
Tänk att se denna på en Prestige spelare
Kort sagt, snacka om Prestige
Hoppas att ni kan Spanska (Castellano) då Dolby True HD ljudspåret är på spanska, det på engelska är ett lossy
DD+ spår. Dock så finns svenska subs. På BD finns okomprimerat 24/48 Engelskt (läs: orginalspår).
Redigerat av Addex, 30 April 2007 - 15:10.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 15:14
Oh, this is really gonna hurt some samurai fellows
Yes, Indeed
Varför skulle inte detta komma till BD?
Postad 30 April 2007 - 18:39
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Paramount Brings 'An Officer and a Gentleman" to Blu-ray, HD DVD
"Paramount Home Entertainment has announced it will bring the '80s blockbuster 'An Officer and a Gentleman" to Blu-ray and HD DVD on July 24."
"Both the Blu-ray and the HD DVD will also include a remastered 1080p transfer, and Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtracks."
"Paramount Home Entertainment has announced it will bring the '80s blockbuster 'An Officer and a Gentleman" to Blu-ray and HD DVD on July 24."
"Both the Blu-ray and the HD DVD will also include a remastered 1080p transfer, and Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtracks."
Postad 30 April 2007 - 18:43
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Digital Video Essentials (HD DVD)
Overall Grade 4,5/5
Final Thoughts
'Digital Video Essentials' has remained the premiere calibration tool for home theater enthusiasts over the past two decades for good reason. It is simply a must-own if you care about achieving the optimal quality from your gear. Even better, this newly-retooled HD DVD version eliminates most of the navigational hassles that plagued previous editions. With the average high-def-equipped home theater now costing in the thousands to put together, how can you not spend another $30 bucks to ensure that your investment achieves its full potential? This is one release that most home theater enthusiasts truly cannot live without.
Overall Grade 4,5/5
Final Thoughts
'Digital Video Essentials' has remained the premiere calibration tool for home theater enthusiasts over the past two decades for good reason. It is simply a must-own if you care about achieving the optimal quality from your gear. Even better, this newly-retooled HD DVD version eliminates most of the navigational hassles that plagued previous editions. With the average high-def-equipped home theater now costing in the thousands to put together, how can you not spend another $30 bucks to ensure that your investment achieves its full potential? This is one release that most home theater enthusiasts truly cannot live without.
Postad 30 April 2007 - 19:28
Varför skulle inte detta komma till BD?
Hänvisning till inlägg #6792
ehhm ok?
Postad 30 April 2007 - 19:33
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ehhm ok?
Icke konsument-vänlig http://www.managingr.../bluray_bd.html
"BD+ is essentially programmable security. Each Blu-ray device provides the ability to run a virtual machine (VM) that is programmed by Content Code that is distributed on each optical disc. The Content Code may be title specific. When executed, the Content Code evaluates the security environment of the player and if no compromises are detected, authorizes playback of the media content on the Blu-ray disc.
After AACS decrypts the media content, BD+ applies a second decryption process, the Media Transform. Only after both AACS and BD+ decryption is the media viewable.
Not only is the player programmed by the information on the Blu-ray disc, but the VM and Content Code can apparently provide updates to player firmware in the event the firmware had been compromised."
http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=135
"BD-Plus (BD+) is an encryption system completely separate from AACS, which helps prevent Blu-ray discs from being copied to a user's computer far beyond what AACS was designed to do. BD+ allows the disc to install a small piece of encryption software on a player, meaning that each disc can have its own key instead of each disc of a particular movie having the same key. This allows a single disc to be rejected, effectively punishing the person stealing the content, instead of everyone who owns that movie"
MPAA "We wholeheartedly support allowing consumers to make authorized copies of the content they purchase," Glickman said. "Consumers should be able to enjoy authorized DVD content on their home networks?on portable devices?at their convenience. Next, we fully and wholly embrace interoperability. We believe that consumers who come by their content legally should be able to enjoy it on any device."
MPAA Calls For DRM That Allows For "Managed Copying"
happy times
Redigerat av diabolo, 30 April 2007 - 20:23.
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Wal-Mart considers 2M HD DVD player buy
APRIL 30
A week after Chinese manufacturer Fuh Yuan said it had received an order from Wal-Mart for 2 million low-priced HD DVD players, Fuh Yuan put a note on its site saying it’s not a done deal.
“We are sorry to correct the statement that we have 2 million HD DVD players order [sic] from Wal-Mart and manufactured by China Great Wall Group," Fuh Yuan said in a statement on its Web site. "The actuality is that we had not received yet [sic]. We are asked to provide the schedule to Wal-Mart and cost to determine the quantity even more than 2 million, if the cost is good enough and timing is correct. So the capacity is under consideration. Any qualified manufactured base group will be welcome."
Reports surfaced on the AVS Forum April 20 that the company had closed a deal with the largest U.S. retailer.
Due to its size and low-price strategy, Wal-Mart could easily help sway the war between HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc if it were to bring in one format in large quantities over the other.
So far, the retailer has brought in Blu-ray and HD DVD players and movies.
Wal-Mart wouldn’t comment directly on whether it would or wouldn’t bring in the low-cost Chinese players, but the chain released a statement to Video Business that seems to leave the door open.
“Today we sell both Blu-ray and HD DVD in our stores nationwide (approx. 750 stores). As with all new technologies, we are committed to providing the best value on products that customers choose as most relevant to them. With new industry developments, we will make shifts in our selections as customer preferences evolve and they vote with their purchase,” the statement said. “We expect that as prices decrease and new elements are added in the coming months that consumers will choose which format will dominate, and that could happen by the end of this year.”
Toshiba has already cut its price on its bottom-line HD DVD player to $399, while Sony has said it will cut the price on its Blu-ray player to $600 this summer.
Even cheaper players are expected in the second half of the year when Chinese manufacturers are forecast to begin producing low-cost HD DVD players for sale in North America.
HD DVD backers believe lower-priced players will speed up sales on their format, helping them to knock out Blu-ray.
APRIL 30
A week after Chinese manufacturer Fuh Yuan said it had received an order from Wal-Mart for 2 million low-priced HD DVD players, Fuh Yuan put a note on its site saying it’s not a done deal.
“We are sorry to correct the statement that we have 2 million HD DVD players order [sic] from Wal-Mart and manufactured by China Great Wall Group," Fuh Yuan said in a statement on its Web site. "The actuality is that we had not received yet [sic]. We are asked to provide the schedule to Wal-Mart and cost to determine the quantity even more than 2 million, if the cost is good enough and timing is correct. So the capacity is under consideration. Any qualified manufactured base group will be welcome."
Reports surfaced on the AVS Forum April 20 that the company had closed a deal with the largest U.S. retailer.
Due to its size and low-price strategy, Wal-Mart could easily help sway the war between HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc if it were to bring in one format in large quantities over the other.
So far, the retailer has brought in Blu-ray and HD DVD players and movies.
Wal-Mart wouldn’t comment directly on whether it would or wouldn’t bring in the low-cost Chinese players, but the chain released a statement to Video Business that seems to leave the door open.
“Today we sell both Blu-ray and HD DVD in our stores nationwide (approx. 750 stores). As with all new technologies, we are committed to providing the best value on products that customers choose as most relevant to them. With new industry developments, we will make shifts in our selections as customer preferences evolve and they vote with their purchase,” the statement said. “We expect that as prices decrease and new elements are added in the coming months that consumers will choose which format will dominate, and that could happen by the end of this year.”
Toshiba has already cut its price on its bottom-line HD DVD player to $399, while Sony has said it will cut the price on its Blu-ray player to $600 this summer.
Even cheaper players are expected in the second half of the year when Chinese manufacturers are forecast to begin producing low-cost HD DVD players for sale in North America.
HD DVD backers believe lower-priced players will speed up sales on their format, helping them to knock out Blu-ray.
Redigerat av diabolo, 01 May 2007 - 06:07.
Postad 01 May 2007 - 11:14
MPAA Calls For DRM That Allows For "Managed Copying"
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Och vilka består MPAA av nu igen?
Och mandatory copy är en del av AACS som både BD och HD DVD använder.
Det du gör är att spekulera och sprida FUD.
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