CMC Magnetics enters in the Qflix club

28 Dec 07 21:40 by geno888 in category Uncategorized

We already talked about the Sonic Qflix system, a method for content owners to release titles for custom production and sale over the Internet while maintaining the same level of copy protection used on commercially mass-produced DVDs. This system seems to be diffusing even more each day.

On a press release Sonic announced that CMC Magnetics has signed a Qflix™ technology and IP licensing agreement. CMC is beginning production on Qflix DVDs, which enable the secure, on-demand recording of digitally distributed entertainment with the same protection as commercially mass-produced titles. CMC is currently taking orders for two versions of Qflix media expected to be in broad use next year. The first type will be employed by duplication system operators providing custom DVD publishing services to retailers. The second type is designed for use in retail movie kiosks as well as in the home, where they will enable consumers to legally record premium entertainment downloaded from the Internet.

Who will be the next to join the club?

 

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