First DVD recorder that can play Windows Media Video files

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First DVD recorder that can play Windows
Media files

First DVD recorder that can play Windows
Media files 10/30/2003 12:37 AM
Arriving even earlier than we had originally predicted, the first DVD recorder that will support the playback and recording of Windows Media 9 video files is here. Using Windows Media 9 means that over six hours of DVD quality video can be squeezed onto one disc, and the DiVA 489, which is being built by Malata/Wanlida (yeah, we'd never heard of them either) but will be sold under the Polaroid brand name in the US, can also play Windows Media content that's streamed or downloaded over the Internet. Read...

Portable Media Centers Score Double Play
With MLB.com Video Footage and
Amazon.com Preorder

Portable Media Centers Score Double Play
With MLB.com Video Footage and
Amazon.com Preorder 07/09/2004 08:40 AM
Today baseball fans can sign up to keep their eye on the ball -- wherever they go. Microsoft Corp. announced today from the All-Star Game fan activities that Amazon.com will exclusively offer preorders of Windows Mobile (TM) -based Portable Media Centers. The software company also announced that MLB Advanced Media (MLB.com) will make Major League Baseball content, including daily condensed and full games, extended baseball highlights, weekly bloopers and homerun reels, archival footage, and classic moments available as a subscription package or on a pay-per-view basis for download and playback on the new handheld multimedia device.

PPC FAQ: Saving Windows Media Player
Files

PPC FAQ: Saving Windows Media Player
Files 09/05/2004 11:38 PM

Windows Media files allow opening any
url in Internet Explorer

Windows Media files allow opening any
url in Internet Explorer 01/01/2005 06:43 PM
Berend-Jan Wever (Jan 01 2005)

"hiding adware and spyware within
Windows Media files"

"hiding adware and spyware within
Windows Media files" 01/02/2005 04:12 PM

SurfStats Adds On-Demand Analytics of
Windows Media Log Files

SurfStats Adds On-Demand Analytics of
Windows Media Log Files 08/27/2004 01:27 PM
SurfStats Software announces the addition of On-Demand Analytics of Microsoft Windows Media Log Files to its Real-Time SurfStatsLive eCommerce Reporting Server. [PRWEB Aug 25, 2004]

Is The Recording Industry Hiding spyware
In Windows Media Files?

Is The Recording Industry Hiding spyware
In Windows Media Files? 12/30/2004 02:25 PM
Here's a story that raises many more questions than it answers. When the recording industry first tried to get politicians to shut down file sharing networks, they went with the "it's stealing music" line, which generated some interest, but most people didn't seem to pay attention. Then, the industry suddenly became oh-so-concerned about the fact that child porn was on these systems, and tried to convince politicians they needed to stop file sharing for the "sake of the children." Lately, it seems the industry will do whatever it takes to make file sharing systems look bad. With that in mind, it makes you wonder if they'd go so far as to specifically hide spyware on file sharing networks just to upset users. It's not entirely clear if that's what happened, but it seems like the most obvious explanation for the following story, which was found on Broadband Reports. Overpeer, a subsidiary of Loudeye, has been caught hiding adware and spyware within Windows Media files. Overpeer is the same company that the recording industry has hired in the past to dump fake versions of songs on file sharing networks. What the article doesn't answer is whether or not the industry hired Overpeer to dump spyware on the network as well, but it's likely they're pleased either way. Overpeer defends their actions by saying that anyone obviously deserves what they get because, obviously, they were looking for unauthorized files. It's not clear that everyone would agree. Sneaking malicious files onto someone's computer because "they deserved it!" doesn't seem like a very good justification. What may be even more important to this story, however, is the revelation of just how easy it is, thanks to a huge loophole in Microsoft's copy protection technology, to include a malicious file with an audio or video file. Basically, because Windows DRM needs to look for a license, all anyone needs to do is point that license to a website that loads malicious content and off you go. Thank you Microsoft, for creating a huge loophole that will probably make sure millions of new computers are loaded with spamming, DDOSing trojans shortly. Thank goodness for that Microsoft DRM, huh? Not only does it not protect any actual property while making things more expensive, it opens up plenty more people to malicious attacks.

"windows media video)."

"windows media video)." 09/08/2004 08:33 AM

This is what we do to looters (3Mb
windows media video)

This is what we do to looters (3Mb
windows media video) 04/27/2004 03:01 AM
crushing their car with a tank .. in action in Iraq

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HD Windows Media Video Introduced at NAB
2004

HD Windows Media Video Introduced at NAB
2004 04/19/2004 03:17 PM

Using Windows Media Encoder to watch
video on a PPC

Using Windows Media Encoder to watch
video on a PPC 08/02/2004 11:59 PM
Tech-Recipes Aug 3 2004 3:12AM GMT

Turn any PC into a High End TV and
Personal Video Recorder With ATI's
Revolutionary Video Processor

Turn any PC into a High End TV and
Personal Video Recorder With ATI's
Revolutionary Video Processor 09/14/2004 05:29 AM
Stockhouse Canada Sep 14 2004 9:35AM GMT

Software lets Macs handle Windows Media
Video 9

Software lets Macs handle Windows Media
Video 9 12/22/2004 01:48 AM
It took a relatively small California company called Telestream to bridge the video creation incompatibilities of two PC giants. Apple's Macintosh computers maintain a stronghold in video editing, thanks to their art department-friendliness, a long legacy of use in Avid and competitors' video equipment and Apple's own professional software, Final Cut Pro. While Apple has carved out a video production niche, Microsoft has been trying to control video distribution through its Windows Media Video 9, which is currently popular for Web video, but also has the potential to be used for portable entertainment, DVDs, and even cable-TV distribution. Microsoft recently donated WMV9's codec, called VC-1, to the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), hoping to also make it a TV industry standard.

V Inc. Announces Bravo HD DVD Player
With Windows Media Video 9 and HighMAT
Playback.

V Inc. Announces Bravo HD DVD Player
With Windows Media Video 9 and HighMAT
Playback. 01/07/2004 07:13 PM
V Inc. Announces Bravo HD DVD Player With Windows Media Video 9 and HighMAT Playback. The experts over at AVS Forum discovered a feature that's not in the press release: "An Internet connection will be available on the Bravo D3 to play WMV9 content that the content provider has chosen to implement DRM."

Sony DVD Recorder DVDs won't play
elsewhere?

Sony DVD Recorder DVDs won't play
elsewhere? 04/12/2005 02:50 AM
Dave, my husband has a Sony DVD Recorder RDR-GX3, he is transferring Video films onto DVD discs, he is using DVD-R discs, when he tries to play them back on other DVD’s they won’t play. Can you tell me if this is a problem with the DVD or the the discs that he is using….

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Warner Bros. Studios and Microsoft
Collaborate to Release HD DVD Titles
Using Windows Media Video 9 (VC-1)

Warner Bros. Studios and Microsoft
Collaborate to Release HD DVD Titles
Using Windows Media Video 9 (VC-1) 04/18/2005 01:56 AM
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Microsoft and Sonic Unveil DVD Authoring
Application For Windows Media Video
High-Definition

Microsoft and Sonic Unveil DVD Authoring
Application For Windows Media Video
High-Definition 04/19/2004 02:59 AM
Today at NAB2004, Microsoft Corp. and Sonic Solutions unveiled DVD Producer (TM) -- WMV HD Edition, a special version of Sonic's award-winning professional authoring application that supports the production of DVD titles using Microsoft® Windows Media® Video High-Definition (WMV HD). WMV HD delivers dramatically superior image quality with high-definition video at data rates comparable to standard-definition DVD video.

Microsoft Announces Windows Media
Connect Technology, Enabling Seamless
Media Transfer Between Windows XP-Based
PCs and Consumer Electronics Devices

Microsoft Announces Windows Media
Connect Technology, Enabling Seamless
Media Transfer Between Windows XP-Based
PCs and Consumer Electronics Devices 01/08/2004 07:36 PM
Today at the 2004 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Microsoft Corp. announced Windows® Media Connect, technology designed to enable hardware manufacturers to easily develop devices such as Digital Media Receivers (DMRs), which have rich functionality for playing digital media files stored on personal computers over home networks. A broad range of industry leaders have announced their support of this upcoming technology, including leading PC OEMs and consumer electronics device manufacturers including Arcadyan Technology Corp., Creative Labs, Dell Inc., Mediabolic Inc., PRISMIQ Inc., Rockford Corp., Roku, Simple Devices Inc. and Toshiba. Leading content service providers such as LAUNCH Music on Yahoo!, MusicNow (formerly FullAudio), and Napster also endorsed Windows Media Connect for its ability to extend the reach of their content and services to a new range of consumer devices. Available in 2004, Windows Media Connect technology will overcome two critical hurdles faced by networked media devices today: compatibility between proprietary devices and ease of access to content stored on the PC.

Critical Update for Windows Media Player
(All Versions) for Windows 2000, Windows
XP, and Windows Server 2003 (KB828026)

Critical Update for Windows Media Player
(All Versions) for Windows 2000, Windows
XP, and Windows Server 2003 (KB828026) 02/11/2004 01:19 AM
When a content owner creates an audio or video stream, they can add script commands (such as URL script commands and custom script commands) to be encoded in the stream. When the stream is played back, the script commands can trigger events in an embedded player program, or they can open your browser and then navigate to a Web page. This behavior is by design

The PRISMIQ Media Player/Recorder

The PRISMIQ Media Player/Recorder 12/16/2003 12:33 PM
PRISMIQ is coming out with a new version of their Media Player digital media adapter that will be able to record TV shows like a...

Windows Media Player (All Versions) for
Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows
Server 2003 (KB832353)

Windows Media Player (All Versions) for
Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows
Server 2003 (KB832353) 04/22/2004 01:20 AM
After applying the Update for Windows Media Player Script Commands (KB828026), some URL script commands do not fire even though they would be expected to do so. In addition to the URL script command issues, this package addresses an issue with the installer that would cause 100% CPU utilization in certain scenarios.

Digital Video Recorder

Digital Video Recorder 01/03/2004 02:12 PM
DVR 3.2 released !

Arex MobiDV-H10 SD/MMC Video Recorder

Arex MobiDV-H10 SD/MMC Video Recorder 05/21/2004 02:31 PM
A new device profiled on AkibaLive will record and display MPEG-4 files, and although it is only recording to SD cards, they claim 45 minutes of video can be shot on a single 512MB card. The Arex MobiDV-H10 can also...

ETV Personal Video Recorder Beta 6

ETV Personal Video Recorder Beta 6 07/05/2004 08:08 AM
A personal video recorder (PVR) especially suited for European use.

Archos Pocket Video Recorder: TV To Go

Archos Pocket Video Recorder: TV To Go 08/18/2004 01:11 PM
Review: Has Archos trumped Microsoft again with a fully functional video recorder you can put in your shirt pocket? The AV400 is the player Microsoft doesn't want you to know about.

Matco's Chubby PDV-040 Pocket Video
Recorder

Matco's Chubby PDV-040 Pocket Video
Recorder 06/01/2004 10:29 AM

Like many 6th through 8th graders, the Matco PDV-040 is hefty and awkward, but has a lot to offer if you'd just give it a chance. The portable pocket digital video recorder encoders to MPEG-4 and MP3 to its internal 20 or 40GB hard drive and can play back videos on either its 408 x 234 3.5-inch screen or its NTSC/PAL output (likely composite). Its capturing is limited to 25-28 fps at 320 x 240, though, so it's not exactly going out for the Mathletes, either, if you get my meaning. And like a 6th through 8th grader, I have decided to unexpectedly turn a cold shoulder to the PDV-040 after discovering its retail price of $749, alienating it instead to hang out with the much cooler kids from iRiver and Creative (they're skinny and wear black).
Read [Matco via eHomeUpgrade]

TiVo to Launch Integrated Video Recorder
(AP)

TiVo to Launch Integrated Video Recorder
(AP) 01/06/2005 10:15 PM
AP - TiVo Inc. wants to declutter living rooms and simplify changing channels with its television recorders as it announced plans Thursday to launch models that integrate the converter boxes required by many cable TV companies.

Archos introduces new pocket video
recorder

Archos introduces new pocket video
recorder 06/30/2004 09:30 AM
Archos today introduced a new pocket-sized digital video recorder and player, the Pocket Video Recorder AV400, which has TV recording and scheduling capabilities, and audio, photo and data storage...

New: Archos Pocket Video Recorder AV400

New: Archos Pocket Video Recorder AV400 07/02/2004 10:04 AM
Archos introduced a pocket-sized digital video recorder and player, with a color LCD screen, a TV cradle, video playback and recording, scheduled recording, music playback and recording, and more.

A Digital Video Recorder Leader Lags

A Digital Video Recorder Leader Lags 04/26/2004 02:00 AM
TiVo, the company that popularized DVR's, isn't taking part in their new popularity. Also: the most popular movies, TV shows, books and software.

Sharp DV-HRW30: Once, Twice ... Three
Times A Video Recorder

Sharp DV-HRW30: Once, Twice ... Three
Times A Video Recorder 06/23/2004 01:56 PM

For those with more far-ranging video needs, Sharp is releasing the DV-HRW30, a hard disk video recorder which also has a DVD burner and VHS deck. It even bundles in a satellite decoder, although it can only tape that direct to hard drive or DVD -- probably not a big problem, especially since you can freely move video around from format to format without restriction (according to Sharp, at least). The hard drive is only 80GB, which is sort of puny these days, but could probably be upgraded without too much worry. The DV-HRW30 is set to hit Nipponese stores July 1st for around ¥95,000.
Read [Dottocomu]

TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder

TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder 01/06/2005 04:59 PM
San Jose Mercury News Jan 6 2005 8:05PM GMT

"Sony’s 1TB digital video recorder with
seven TV tuners"

"Sony’s 1TB digital video recorder with
seven TV tuners" 05/13/2004 03:37 AM

Archos Recorder + Rockbox Plays Video

Archos Recorder + Rockbox Plays Video 12/13/2003 08:43 PM

TiVo to Offer Video Recorder Without
Set-Top Box (Reuters)

TiVo to Offer Video Recorder Without
Set-Top Box (Reuters) 01/06/2005 07:29 AM
Reuters - TiVo Inc. plans to introduce a high-resolution digital video recorder and deliver programming over Internet lines, in an effort to differentiate itself from recording services offered by cable and satellite providers, it said on Thursday.

TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder (AP)

TiVo to Launch Cable Video Recorder (AP) 01/06/2005 03:04 PM
AP - TiVo Inc. wants to declutter living rooms and simplify changing channels with its television recorders as it announced plans Thursday to launch models that integrate the converter boxes required by many cable TV companies.

Pocket Video Recorder: multimedia
storage, playback

Pocket Video Recorder: multimedia
storage, playback 06/30/2004 04:27 PM
Archos Inc. announced on Wednesday the debut of its AV420 and AV480 Pocket Video Recorders, 4.9- by 3.1-inch devices that are one inch thick and feature the ability to store and display movies and pictures, record video, transfer images from a digital camera, play music and double as an external hard drive. They can connect to your TV through an included cradle and record video directly from the set, accept digital photos through a built-in Compact Flash card reader and hook up to your Mac through a USB 2.0 port for file downloads and uploads. They come in 20GB and 80GB capacities and feature 3.5- or 3.8-inch color LCD screens, respectively.

Two reviews of Sony's new Clie Digital
Video Recorder

Two reviews of Sony's new Clie Digital
Video Recorder 12/19/2003 01:04 PM
Bargain PDA and ClieSource both review the new Clie Digital Video Recorder from Sony (also known as the PEGA-VR100K) that can automatically record TV shows...

Archos ships 'TiVo to go' handheld video
recorder

Archos ships 'TiVo to go' handheld video
recorder 07/15/2004 10:31 AM
Reg Kit Watch But more expensive than many laptops
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