CinemaNow Disputes Report Of Poor Burn-To-DVD Service

Iria · Aug 5, 2006, 04:46 AM

Source: TechWeb
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CinemaNow went on the offensive Friday against an online report that quoted an anonymous engineer who claimed movies copied through the online company's new burn-to-DVD service didn't play on many standard DVD players.

The report, which first appeared on the popular Boing Boing blog and picked up by a technology news site, said the digital rights management technology that prevented the DVD from being copied also made the movies unplayable on many commercial DVD players. The story quoted an anonymous optical disc R&D engineer who claimed to have examined CinemanNow's technology, called FluxDVD developed by ACE GmbH.

Aug 5, 2006, 04:46 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	CinemaNow Disputes Report Of Poor Burn-To-DVD Service Source: TechWeb ___________ CinemaNow went on the offensive Friday against an online report that quoted an anonymous engineer who claimed movies copied through the online company's new burn-to-DVD service didn't play on many standard DVD players. The report, which first appeared on the popular Boing Boing blog and picked up by a technology news site, said the digital rights management technology that prevented the DVD from being copied also made the movies unplayable on many commercial DVD players. The story quoted an anonymous optical disc R&D engineer who claimed to have examined CinemanNow's technology, called FluxDVD developed by ACE GmbH.