Posted October 31, 2005 
Comments(0) Nearly 20% of you should be interested in this, as the leading driver based DVD decryption solution has been updated. Roughly that many of consider AnyDVD the best DVD ripper, while there are totally free alternatives out there as well. The new version comes with a few fixes.
Posted October 31, 2005 Comments(0) DvdReMake is a simple to use DVD editor designed to improve the quality and appearance of your DVD backups. Now there is a new version available, 3.2, which has for example one-click “bypass menu” action for menu buttons.
Posted October 30, 2005 Comments(0) According to DigiTimes, Yamaha Corporation and Fujifilm are trying to convince leading makers of optical disc drives to adopt LabelFlash, an alternative disc labeling technology to the LightScribe developed by Hewlett-Packard.
Posted October 30, 2005 Comments(0) Couple of software updates have landed to our favorite DVD/video tools. The DivxToDVD from VSO promises improved speed, while DVD Fab has a couple of bugs fixed.
Posted October 27, 2005 Comments(0) Nero, leaders in digital media technology, announced today 200 million users milestone of their popular digital media software suite. A significant portion of the world’s PC users in Europe, US and Asia have opted for Nero for its reliability, user-friendliness and feature-packed solutions in one powerful suite. These users include OEM version users, online customers and consumers of the retail box versions, offered in all major electronics and home entertainment stores worldwide.
Posted October 25, 2005 Comments(0) Version updates, a new logo, and 20% discount. VSO Software throws in a real Halloween offer. Also they have updated their whole product line with the latest generation of their recording engine: DivxToDVD, PhotoDVD, CopyToDVD…
New version of our products ( CopyToDVD, BlindWrite, PhotoDVD, DivxToDVD ) is available, the main changes is a new version of our driver ( Patin Couffin 33 ) and burning updates.
Posted October 25, 2005 Comments(0) The highly popular FAQ of the upcoming high definition formats has been updated. The FAQ is a comprehensive document describing the next generation of optical data recording. It covers Blu-ray, HD-DVD, Asian format, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and more!
Posted October 25, 2005 Comments(0) This October HP will bring to market its first DVD burners that offers Super Multi support. Besides DVD±R(W) (double layer) media, these drives are also compatible with the DVD-RAM format.
Posted October 24, 2005 Comments(0) In the next generation recording format war Sony now feels comfortable enough to declare it’s own victory. With the addition of Warner Brothers to support the Blu-ray optical media format, Sony now has five out of six major Hollywood studios in the Blu-ray team.
It really seems that Sony and Blu-ray is really getting an advantage. Blu-ray has had more visibility and attention than the rival HD-DVD. The PlayStation 3 will automatically guarantee millions of supporting playback devices. And last but not the least it seems that in peoples’ opinion, Blu-ray is the leader.
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Posted October 24, 2005 Comments(0) BenQ has released the DW1650 writer. Specifications are quite similar as with DW1640. There are some little differences but it seems that maybe it’s just a rebadged 1640?
