First Blu-Ray title: Charlies Angels: Full Throttle
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[Digital Tech Life] In an astonishing announcement, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has revealed that their first Blu-Ray title will be Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (I was truly rooting for the classic film, Pootie Tang). Last week, authoring was completed and the movie was sent to player manufacturers for testing. No word on pricing or release date.
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[Indiescene.net] Movie Marketing Blog - Movie Marketing Update: Following earlier moves by Buena Vista and Universal, the Home Entertainment divisions at Sony, 20th Century Fox and Lions Gate are all moving up their December DVD release dates to the 26th, Video Business reports. The move will put titles in stores on one of the busiest shopping days of the year, when many retailers offer "day after Christmas" sales.
[Hdforindies.com] HD For Indies: Or is Sony being shrewd yet again, as they were in the DVD+R vs DVD-R war, and they are going to produce "combo" players capable of reading (or writing?) both HD DVD and Blu Ray, akin to their DVD+/-R combo burners? A combo HD DVD/Blu Ray player is a more difficult tech merge than the DVD+/-R thing, but it is possible to do, just potentially pricey...but a combo player solves the whole "which do I buy?" conundrum entirely (except for the likely higher price of that box, supporting both HD DVD and Blu Ray disc reading firmware, as well as two different laser pickups with different spot sizes and different focal planes).
[Kvoa.com] Sony Pictures Home Entertainment Completes First Full-Length Blu ...: Feingold today announced that authoring has been completed on the first Blu-ray Disc (BD) to contain a full-length, high-definition feature film. Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle was compressed and authored in MPEG 2 full high-definition (1920 x 1080) by Sony Pictures' Digital Authoring Center (DAC) and is now being shipped to BD hardware companies for player testing.
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Posted at November 23, 2005 01:47 PM