Posted January 31, 2006 
Comments(0) DVDReMake is a tool for editing your DVD content. It is especially designed for improving DVD backup quality by removing unnecessary content, such as extra features, trailers or copyright notices. Today DvdReMake 3.3.2 and DvdReMake Pro 3.3.2 are released with the following changes.
Posted January 30, 2006 Comments(0) The DVR-111 / DVR-111D DVD burners from Pioneer will be released in Europe soon after mid-March. The device writes a full DVD disc in less than six minutes. There is only few little changes between the DVR-111/111D and its former version the DVR-110/110D.
Posted January 30, 2006 Comments(0) The VSO Software have announced the features of their upcoming killer video to DVD conversion software ConvertXtoDVD. We are beta testing the product and we are more than impressed. With great encoding speed, the “X2D” deliver excellent video quality, subtitles and smooth conversion between different frame rates (PAL, NTSC). You can now easily convert all your Divx, Xvid, Windows Media, MOV and other files to the standard DVD format. The upgrade from DivxToDVD to the new version is free!
Posted January 28, 2006 Comments(0) Our friends at CdCopy.it have published an interview with Verbatim about Blu-Ray and HD DVD media. They were chatting with Fabrizio Malagò, marketing manager of Verbatim Italy.
Posted January 26, 2006 Comments(0) The best DVD-to-DVD-R backup solution has been updated! The new DVD Rebuilder v1.06.1 fixes a handful of bugs, but also improves the support for latest Cinemacraft Encoder (CCE) versions. If you are new to DVD-RB, but you have a need for a high quality backup solutions, then look no further and download it. Two versions are available: Free and Pro (donation).
Posted January 25, 2006 Comments(0) Ritek announced on January 24 it obtained certification for 8x DVD+R DL discs from Royal Philips Electronics last week, becoming the only the third company to receive such certification. Mitsubishi Kagaku Media (MKM) and Ricoh are the only other two companies to have received the certification.
Posted January 24, 2006 Comments(0) Findings in trade journal Screen Digest suggest average European DVD consumer prices went down more than 11% in 2005 to just under 15 euros (£10). Price reductions meant spending fell by 1.7%, even though 732 million discs were sold last year - more than ever before.
Posted January 24, 2006 Comments(0) VSO Software is about to release a new version of DivxToDVD. They have renamed the best selling product to ConvertXtoDVD or X2D. We are not allowed to announced the details yet, but we have tested a beta version of this software and it seems very good. The conversion quality has improved significantly, while there is a whole bunch of new features. The ease of use and fast encoding speed is still there.
Source: VSO Software
Posted January 21, 2006 Comments(0) There is a lot of doubt and speculation about the launch of Sony Playstation 3. There are a lot of questions raised: The supply of Cell processors, the supply of Blu-ray parts, what will the actual launch dates be, and what’s on the price tag? At the same time PS3 was not a big show and CES - a prototype behind a glass and some non-playable game demos. Not too spectacular for a product to be released soon. But Andy Parson of Pioneer is more than optimistic as he talks about the Blu-ray. The Pioneer executive predicts up to 7 million shipped PS3s in 2006. Now that would be something, if Sony could pull it through.
Posted January 19, 2006 Comments(0) TSST Korea (Toshiba Samsung Storage Technology Corporation) announced today that it has completed the technical development of its Blu Ray Disc Drives. These revolutionary products for the Optical Disc Drive market offer a massive storage capacity up to 25GB at a single layer disc.
