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Transfering Your Film Movies To DVD Movies Is A Snap!

no@spam.com (Kristi Ambrose) — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 20:30:00 EDT

These businesses take the time to process, inspect, repair, clean and lubricate every foot of film by hand! You would be stunned by the quality of some of the older vintage 8mm/16mm or Super8mm films that we have restored. The quality is unbelievable, and really, isn't that the most important thing? Most of these old film reels have a lot of blemishes, spotting, and a lot of other cosmetic problems.

BSkyB broadband to partner Google

no@spam.com (BBC News) — Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:00:00 EST

Firms reckon consumers want to get all their media from one source

Satellite television company BSkyB has said it will work with internet search giant Google in order to develop its broadband services and products.

BSkyB, which offers a free broadband internet service to customers, said it would focus on three areas: search and adverts, videos and communications.

Introducing PC World Videos

no@spam.com (PC World Magazine) — Fri, 01 Dec 2006 00:00:00 EST

We have dozens of informative, helpful, and exciting videos now playing here at PCWorld.com, and you can begin to enjoy them today by visiting our new Video section. And many more videos are coming to you in the very near future.

When you visit our Video section, you'll find our most recent clip at the top of the page. A bit below that is our Video Library, where you'll find our complete listings.

Wal-Mart Plans to Test Online Films

no@spam.com (The New York Times) — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 00:00:00 EST

The decade-old DVD moved two small steps closer yesterday to technology’s endangered-species list.

Wal-Mart, the country’s largest seller of movies, announced that next year it will begin testing a video download service on its Web site.

Sony wants to send sounds through your body

no@spam.com (Information Week) — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 00:00:00 EST

A music player that sends signals through the human body, without wires, Bluetooth, or other conventional transmission technologies, could be on the horizon.

Sony has found a way to transmit radio signals through a wearer's body to earphones that convert the signals back to sound.

YouTube moves to the small screen

no@spam.com (BBC News) — Wed, 29 Nov 2006 00:00:00 EST

The popularity of user-generated content is growing

A deal between YouTube and US mobile firm Verizon Wireless will see the popular video-sharing website extended to mobile phones.

Users who subscribe to Verizon's Vcast service will be able to view content on the YouTube website via their mobiles.

Samsung Intros MiniDV Camcorders

no@spam.com (Anonymous Blogger) — Tue, 17 May 2005 00:00:00 EDT

Samsung Intros MiniDV Camcorders

Samsung India has launched four new MiniDV Camcorder models in the market.

Source: Techtree News

The new range includes the VP-D352i, VP-D353i, VP-D355i as well as the VP-M110S (Miniket), Samsung's flagship MiniDV camcorder with 6-in-1 functionality, which is available for Rs 39,990.

The new range of digital camcorders come equipped with features like memory stick slot, 800K pixel CCD, digital image stabilizer, USB 2.0, high quality MPEG4 movie clip functionality and PictBridge support.

Home Video Made to Watch on HDTV

no@spam.com (Anonymous Blogger) — Sun, 13 Feb 2005 00:00:00 EST

Home Video Made to Watch on HDTV

The Sony FX1 is the first three-chip HDTV camcorder for consumers. Is it worth its $3,300 price tag?

By DAVID POGUE, The New York Times

THERE are three good reasons you might not want to read this review of Sony's new HDR-FX1 camcorder. First, it costs $3,300 online(list price: $3,700). Second, it's a big black behemoth, 14 inches long; among the shiny silver microcams at a typical school concert, it would look positively idiotic. Third, it's appallingly basic: it doesn't overlay text or graphics on your video, has no infrared "night shot" mode and can't even take still photos (gasp).

Sony Movie Unit to Issue Films for PSP Game System

no@spam.com (Anonymous Blogger) — Sat, 12 Feb 2005 00:00:00 EST

Sony Movie Unit to Issue Films for PSP Game System

LOS ANGELES - The home video unit of Sony Corp. said on Friday it will release four movies in April on a new disc format designed for Sony's PlayStation Portable handheld video game device.

Source: Reuters

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment said it will release "XXX," "Hellboy," "Resident Evil 2" and "One Upon A Time in Mexico" on April 19 in the Universal Media Disc or UMD format, with additional monthly releases in the future. The unit did not set a price for the movie discs.

Sirius taps Microsoft for mobile video

no@spam.com (Anonymous Blogger) — Thu, 06 Jan 2005 00:00:00 EST

Sirius taps Microsoft for mobile video

Satellite radio company picks Microsoft's Windows Media software to power its upcoming mobile video service.

By Matt Hines, CNET News.com

Sirius Satellite Radio will use Microsoft's Windows Media Video 9 software to help create and broadcast future video services, the companies said Wednesday.