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  • Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone

    05/21/2022 6:10:57 PM PDT · by Extremely Extreme Extremist · 42 replies
    YOUTUBE ^ | 17 NOVEMBER 2012 | KENNY LOGGINS OFFICIAL
    Quite possibly, the GOAT of movie soundtrack songs.
  • Samsung To Stop Making Blu-Ray & 4K Blu-Ray Players For US Market

    02/17/2019 2:51:20 PM PST · by CaliforniaCraftBeer · 129 replies
    CNET ^ | February 15, 2019 | Ty Pendlebury
    Samsung [announced] that it was no longer making 4K players and has confirmed that it will also halt production on new 1080p models. "Samsung will no longer introduce new Blu-ray or 4K Blu-ray player models in the US market," a Samsung spokesperson told CNET.  Samsung launched its last 4K players in 2017 and didn't add any new models to its lineup in 2018. A high-end 4K player for 2019 along the lines of its UBD-M9500 was in the works, a Forbes report says, but has now been scrapped...
  • The Great Apple Video Encoder Attack of 2007

    03/09/2007 1:43:52 AM PST · by Swordmaker · 10 replies · 443+ views
    PBS ^ | 03/08/2007 | I, Cringely
    The Great Apple Video Encoder Attack of 2007: Cupertino plans to add H.264 hardware support to its entire line. Maybe you have wondered, as I have, why it takes a pretty robust notebook computer to play DVD videos, while Wal-Mart will sell you a perfectly capable progressive-scan DVD player from Philips for $38? In general, the dedicated DVD player is not only a lot cheaper, it works better, too, and the simple reason is because it decodes the DVD's MPEG-2 video stream in hardware, rather than in software. They won't run a spreadsheet, true, but DVD players are brilliant at...
  • High-Def Is the Word at Electronics Show

    01/07/2006 8:08:19 PM PST · by george76 · 143 replies · 3,175+ views
    The Associated Press ^ | Jan 7 | GARY GENTILE
    The wraps came off high-definition DVD players at this year's annual Consumer Electronics Show, offering the final component to replicate the movie theater experience at home. And while a fierce DVD format war likely will delay the mass adoption of such devices, digital video is here to stay - the Consumer Electronics Association trade group estimates 25 million U.S. homes will have a high-def TV set by year's end. But big, expensive flat-panel sets aside, this year's gadget show offered plenty of smaller screens for video... Yahoo Inc., DirecTV, Starz Entertainment Group and Sony were also among the companies getting...