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posted by: jmet, 07:00, February 26, 2008
DIKO is a one click DivX/XVid to DVD/SVCD conversion tool that works with many other softwares to achieve the best quality and efficiency possible in this conversion
posted by: jmet, 05:59, January 9, 2008
Comcast launched Fancast.com, a one-stop movie-television hub where viewers can watch more than 3,000 hours of TV shows, movie trailers and short videos
posted by: DVDGuy, 00:10, January 1, 2008
Happy New Year from everyone here at Digital Digest
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Seasons greetings from everyone at Digital Digest
posted by: jmet, 07:24, November 17, 2007
YouTube is planning to upgrade the quality of its videos within the next three months
posted by: DVDGuy, 16:29, September 29, 2007
Join Digital Video Forum's Folding@Home team, donate your unused and wasted CPU cycles to the project, and help find cures for diseases
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:49, September 12, 2007
New blog by DVDGuy, webmaster of Digital Digest, and some tips on buying a new TV
posted by: DVDGuy, 03:07, July 5, 2007
Today is Digital Digest's 8th Birthday. It was 8 years ago, in 1999, that the very first Digital Digest site was launched
posted by: jmet, 04:59, May 3, 2007
The number of viewers of online video sites like YouTube are on the rapid rise but, why do people feel more comfortable watching TV etc. on the computer than on a traditional TV?
posted by: DVDGuy, 11:24, April 10, 2007
If you could download DVDs legally for a small fee, would you? Read the entire article on Digital Digest's webmaster's blog
posted by: jmet, 10:32, August 8, 2006
Would that make it Google TV?
posted by: DVDGuy, 15:35, March 2, 2006
After 6 months of work, the "new" Digital Digest is now online and active. This re-design marks the biggest change to Digital Digest since its launch way back in 1999. For the first time in a long time, Digital Digest is now a single, unified website with a unified design, completely database driven, searchable and hopefully, it will be an easier website to both use and maintain
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I have launched a new website called dvdloc8.com, which allows you to find the best price for DVDs, manage your DVD collection and wishlist and aims to become the Internet's largest DVD database...
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:49, September 13, 2005
I have just written The High Definition DVD FAQ, a new frequently asked questions article on high definition DVD formats...
posted by: DVDGuy, 15:06, June 24, 2004
A news roundup including news of a new CD copy protection software on the Beastie Boys CD, support from the IT industry for the DMCRA and DVD censorship that bypasses studios and directors...
posted by: DVDGuy, 18:12, June 10, 2004
A roundup of high definition DVD news, including an attack on the Blu-Ray group by Warren Lieberfarb and Microsoft teaming up with STMicroelectronics to produce components to be used in WMV 9 HD compatible standalones...
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McDonald's stores in Denver are planning to introduce DVD rental kiosks in it's stores. Store patrons will be able to rent from the 30 or 40 discs each kiosk will carry...
posted by: DVDGuy, 21:56, May 27, 2004
The Blu-Ray Disc Founders (BDF) organisation is to rename and open up membership to new firms, in the hope to expand it's influence and further industry support...
posted by: DVDGuy, 13:42, May 19, 2004
A roundup of some recent news, including decaying DVDs, more MPAA/RIAA vs file sharing news and the DMCRA...
posted by: DVDGuy, 13:26, May 6, 2004
Microsoft's Palladium has been shelved because of lack of industry support. Instead, Microsoft will be concentrating on "No Execute" technology that will be present in future CPUs...
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Microsoft has unveiled a new copy protection software which aims to make media files un-usable after a set period of time...
posted by: DVDGuy, 13:01, April 19, 2004
A new process is being used to digitize film negatives for DVD production, that promises 4000 lines of resolution compared to the 1080 or 2000 lines current employed...
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posted by: DVDGuy, 14:41, April 10, 2004
Why aren't there more games on DVD-ROM discs, considering everyone has DVD-ROM drives these days. Why aren't there more releases like Unreal Tournament 2004 DVD Edition...
posted by: DVDGuy, 14:02, April 10, 2004
Wal-mart is to introduce a new DVD player from RCA that automatically censors "offensive" content...
posted by: DVDGuy, 14:08, April 8, 2004
The Matrix Revolutions DVD was release recently, but it appears that parts of the extras contain incorrect information ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 13:29, April 1, 2004
There may be a virus floating around on certain pirated DVD movies that can permanently destroy your standalone DVD player ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 17:00, March 31, 2004
Recent studies and figures may prove once and for all that online file sharing has no effect on lost record sales ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 15:39, March 30, 2004
Just a roundup of some HTPC (Home Theatre PC) related news, the Antec Overture case, Xbox 2 and HDMI ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 13:16, March 27, 2004
The KiSS DP-508 is probably better described as a mini-computer or media center than a DVD player ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 14:21, March 20, 2004
HDMI stands for High Definition Multimedia Interface and it is something that we might all be hearing a lot about soon ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 12:05, March 19, 2004
Sigma Designs has just announced that it is working on a standalone DVD player that can stream online movies ...
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For a time, it was a thought to be a myth, but then Disney came along and made it a reality. Self-destructing DVDs, or EZ-D DVDs as it's known, have been on trial in a few US states for quite a while, and now that trial will expand to Florida ...
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With no fourth installment coming (unless “The Hobbit” prequel is made), the DVD for The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King will be released sooner than expected. May 25th is the date set for the release of the double disc edition ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 13:25, March 8, 2004
An interesting article published in the New York Times, has me embarrassed and wondering why mine is so small. SIZE DOES MATTER...
posted by: DVDGuy, 15:13, March 5, 2004
Almost 85% of movies sales now come from DVDs, so is the death of VHS nearing?
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One of the most eagerly awaited DVD release will finally hit the shelves next week. Schindler's list, in my opinion, is one of the best movies to ever have been made, and certainly Spielberg's best ...
posted by: DVDGuy, 20:29, March 1, 2004
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