Newsmeldung von slashCAM: News from the (online) Film Distribution - Bravia instead of Blu-ray? Of heidi - 30 Jun 2008 17:16:00
Currently, and for quite some time, there are all sorts of shakeup in the market for digital film distribution, ie. who what when where and how film purchase / rent / download / can and should look at what price and in what quality, all of this is debatable and in the stars. Certainly, we know only that the films of the future in any case not on HD-DVD will be to buy
unbestätigten Gerüchten zufolge(download experiments with kiosks, s.denen people brought to movies, portable disk "download" you can. The concept does not seem very convincing to be, but these are kiosks as it seems in the normal video ...
Also Sonyexperimentiert: how the
New York Times reported, the movie "Hancock", the day after tomorrow in the U.S. starts in November after his first film as a recycling fee internet stream offered before it appears on DVD, etc.. But the stream is not for everyone: it can retrieve only those who have a SonyBravia TV with Internet connection available. The latter is a
Zusatzmodul, das seit gut einem Jahr für 299 Dollar erworben werden kann, and den Television via Ethernet auf einen Breitband-Internetanschluss zugreifen läßt (muß natürlich synonymous vorhanden sein). Sonyselbst bezeichnet das Ganze zwar als Versuch and nicht unbedingt als Option für die Filmverwertung der Zukunft, dürfte aber alles andere als unglücklich über die Möglichkeit sein, den kompletten Distributionsweg in der eigenen Hand haben zu können: Filme of SonyPictures direkt auf den Sony-Television... Fragt sich bloß, wozu man dann noch Blu-ray braucht..?
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Antwort von Ipiranga:
Has anyone any idea how the technology should work with the downloading kiosks in Blockbuster video stores?
Times I'm going assume that any technology that plays the videos at once or twice or perhaps synonymous for a limited time. How and with what can be a video so technically equip?
That reminds me to make digital rights management technology, but this is dead, right? - Who has experience with it?
