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Cupertino, CA (PRWEB) January 14, 2008

On the Friday before the 2008 Consumer Electronics Show was about to start, Warner Bros. dropped a bombshell on HD DVD by announcing their exclusive support for Blu-ray. Two days later at a Toshiba press conference, VP of Marketing Jodi Sally admitted that it was a “bad day”, but she continued to defend HD DVD as the better choice. No one, including Microsoft (another strong backer of HD DVD) gave any hints at giving up the fight. However, a planned press conference that was to be held on HD DVD was quietly cancelled.

Pundits are now predicting the immediate demise of HD-DVD. Will this be the case?

It turns out that things are not as simple as it may first appear. For example, Microsoft is said to have written 4.7 million lines of software code for their XBox HD DVD player. This effort represents quite an investment. Microsoft also had a major hand in HDi, the interactive language used by HD DVD. Unlike Blu-ray, HDi does not use Java – and Microsoft has shown in the past that Java is not their favorite language.

In a just released report, DIGDIA explains many of the factors that will influence the battle between HD DVD and Blu-ray. Several scenarios are looked at and a prediction is made. This report is available for free at http://www.digdia.com.

About DIGDIA

DIGDIA helps companies find growth opportunities, create winning strategies & business plans in the digital entertainment value chain. Services include strategic consulting and market analysis with an understanding of the industry value chain and technologies.

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Orange, CA (PRWEB) March 3, 2006

The instant success of Andrew Lock’s High Definition Video (HDV) hand-book prompted a second printing after only one month on release. The overwhelming demand for the book has exceeded the expectations of both the Publisher and Author.

HDV is a relatively new format for recording High Definition Video inexpensively. Sony, JVC and Canon are the major forces backing HDV, and compatible camcorders are available from just $ 1799, opening up the way for virtually any enthusiast or semi-professional to record stunning HD images.

The downside to the format is that it is more difficult to work with compared with DV camcorders, and until now there has been little reliable and practical information on how to overcome the obstacles and challenges associated with using these new HDV camcorders.

Andrew Lock’s book, ‘How to Shoot, Edit & Distribute HDV’ solves these challenges with an in-depth discussion of all the available camcorders, citing the pros and cons of each. The book also gives plenty of tips, ideas, techniques and practical suggestions to dramatically improve the quality of both filming and editing HDV.’

Another question that often comes up is, ‘how do I distribute my HDV videos to others? Again, Lock’s book provides many suggestions on how to share High Definition Videos right now, even before blu-ray and HD-DVD recorders are available.

In response to the news that the book is already in its second printing after only one month on release, author Andrew Lock commented, “I am thrilled to hear this. I knew that there was a demand for this type of book, but I had no idea that it would be so well received. I have received hundreds of emails from individuals who said the book was just what they needed to help them get to grips with HDV, whereas previously they were nervous about using the format.”

When asked about why he thought the book has been so successful, Lock said, “I think one of the things that most appeals to readers is that the book is non-technical. It doesn’t get bogged down with jargon and intricate technical details that no one but engineers need to know. I have seen many books fall into that trap. I’ve been working with HDV since it’s inception, I wanted to share practical techniques and methods that could be easily implemented. I also wanted to point out the many common pitfalls and mistakes that are made with HDV.”

As an Englishman residing in the USA, Lock has been dubbed by his peers as the ‘Simon Cowell’ of the video industry – his frank, honest and direct approach is a breath of fresh air to those that seek honest answers

‘How to Shoot, Edit & Distribute HDV’ is produced by The Focal Point Publishing Company and is available from repuable book-sellers or online from: http://www.hdvbook.com

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(PRWEB) March 27, 2006

Online Media Technologies Ltd., the owner of the http://www.AVSMedia.com project proudly announces the release of AVS Disc Creator 2.1 freeware, the first and the only one free CD/DVD/BD-compliant burning software at the todays international market of multimedia solutions. AVS Disc Creator 2.1 freeware now demonstrates the complete support of Blu-ray disc media (BD-R, BD-RE) burning. As a member of BDA (Blu-ray disc Association) Online Media Technologies Ltd. implements the upcoming Blu-ray technologies in AVS Disc Creator freeware and its other software delivering tomorrows high-tech multimedia.

As distinct from other standard burning solutions for its extended list of supported disc types (CD-R/RW, DVD+/-R, DVD+/-RW, DVD-RAM, DVD+/R, Double/Dual Layer), AVS Disc Creator 2.1 now enables you to burn your data on high-capacity BD discs that considerably saves your storage costs and enhances the protection of your important data. So, you can take full advantage of storing your data in the highest possible quality due to the unique BD data capacity of 25 or 50 GB per disc.

AVS Disc Creator 2.1 also packs disc image feature. As a result, you can easily create disc images (ISO files) and edit or directly burn your disc images on more CDs or even DVDs as many times as you want; remove or add files and folders from/to images at any time.

As well as BD features, the latest version also introduces broader burning capabilities packaged in the same simple interface. Free AVS Disc Creator now supports multisession feature that makes it easily manageable to burn multiple backups on one disc, import new session, add or delete new files and folders from the existing burning session or edit it irrespectively of what software you used to author this disc before.

And finally, CD/DVD/ BD burning tool features the overall improved simplicity. Now you can simplify and automate your everyday burning routine. For more convenience we made it possible for you to save your compilations as projects, so that you could record them later from your hard disc drive. Besides, specifically designed burning engine allows you to burn your data at the highest speed possible. You just need to choose the burn preference that suits your needs using burn speed option. Another convenient feature is Disc Size meter that indicates free space of the media inserted.

For more convinience of our users Online Media Technologies Ltd. releases now the French, German, Italian and Spanish versions of the program.

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