Hollywood studios have approved a new technology and licensing arrangement that should remove a major obstacle consumers now face with burning movies they buy digitally over the Internet onto a DVD that will play everywhere. Sonic Solutions is introducing Qflix, which will add a content scrambling system to DVDs burned in a computer or a retail kiosk, assuaging the studios fears that widespread DVD burning could lead to piracy.
January 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Hollywood studios have approved a new technology and licensing arrangement that should remove a major obstacle consumers now face with burning movies they buy digitally over the Internet onto a DVD that will play everywhere.
Sonic Solutions Inc. is introducing on Thursday the Qflix system for adding a standard digital lock to DVDs burned in a computer or a retail kiosk.
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