SnapStream Adds DVD Burning for TV
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SnapStream has released a new version of its Beyond TV personal video recorder software, enabling users to easily create DVDs of their television show recordings through a burning plug-in. Version 4.5 is a free update for customers, but the plug-in will cost either $29.99 or $39.99 USD.
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We test this next-generation DVD technology, and get mixed results.
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Claims 18x burn speed The first fruit of Sony's optical drive partnership with NEC have arrived in Europe: a drive the company claims is the world's fastest DVDÂ±R writer, capable of burning single-layer discs at up to 18x speed.â¦
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The widescreen 22-inch display supports a CableCard and has a Blu-ray disc playback/burning option.
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Another solid shot at the title Review Let's be honest, any new Flash-based 2, 4 or 8GB media player with a 240 x 320 screen has only one real aim in life: to be better than the equivalent device from that mob who slap a half-eaten Granny Smith on all their kit. So it is with the new Samsung YP-T10.â¦
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Subscribers to the digital video recorder service now have direct access to movies and TV shows from Amazon.com's Unbox download service.
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LG Electronics and Netflix will work to develop a set-top box that can stream movies over the Internet directly onto a television screen, the companies announced Thursday.Netflix, best known for its mail-order DVD rental service, began offering a&#160;video-on-demand service&#160;for impatient movie buffs last year. That service, though, only plays movies on a PC, and with 6,000 titles available for download offers a more limited selection than the 90,000 Netflix offers by mail.The new streaming service will allow customers to watch on a high-definition television, using a networked set-top box that LG plans to ship later this year, the companies said.While Netflix seems keen to invest more in download services, other players are pulling out. U.S. retail giant Wal-Mart Stores closed down its video download service last month, less than a year after introducing it.Wal-Mart used Windows Media Player to wrap its video files in a DRM (digital rights management) layer so that they will only play on the PC to which they were downloaded, or on certain portable media players. Now that the service is closed, customers cannot move their videos to a new PC, according to the service&#39;s Web site.Macrovision, a software developer specializing in DRM systems, is also hoping to play a role in the market for downloads direct to the television screen. Movie download service CinemaNow will use Macrovision&#39;s DRM to prevent copying of its content downloaded directly to set-top boxes or digital television sets, the companies announced Thursday.
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Dual-layer disc to smooth hi-def format adoption
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Sony has finally posted a patch for the CyberLink PowerDVD playback software it bundles with its internal Blu-ray Disc burner, the BWU-100A, to allow the drive to play pre-recorded BD media. Sony announced the drive in Europe in September. A month later it promised a BD playback update.â¦
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The device lets users save videos downloaded onto a personal computer and move them to a traditional television.
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LOS GATOS, Calif. - Netflix Inc. and TiVo Inc. made official Thursday their deal to create a service that will use high-speed Internet connections to pipe DVD-quality movies into the homes of their mutual subscribers.
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In rare advance look at an unreleased product,  company shows device that will stream movies from a computer to a TV.
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Hard-drive based multimedia player will be available later this year.
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Receiver will allow your TV to display HD content that's stored on your PC.
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You have a fancy home-entertainment system that can record and play TV programs, DVDs, show digital photos, and tap into your collection of digital music.
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By Tamer El-Ghobashy, Daily News, New York  Dec. 17--With Christmas quickly approaching and high-definition TVs  becoming more affordable and popular, many New Yorkers' wish lists include the  latest home entertainment accessory -- high-definition DVD players.
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South Korea's LG Electronics Inc   introduced on Wednesday an updated version of its  high-definition DVD player that supports both Blu-ray and HD  DVD, offering a possible solution to the format war.