DVD Hybrid Details
Digital Foundry offers details on new media format for next-generation and current generations platforms.
Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Author: James 'Prophet' Fudge

Digital Foundry Ltd today announced a new technology designed to maximize the marketing potential of the next generation of Xbox 360, PS3 and PC high definition video games. The company’s hybrid DVDs work on any DVD player or modern PC and are automatically optimized to show the very best picture quality depending on the platform they are played on. As the hybrid disk exploits both the DVD-Video and DVD-ROM specifications, it is also cheap to manufacture - masters can be supplied to the client’s current DVD duplicator of choice. Up to 40 minutes of high definition video can be included on a standard single-layer DVD. More details on this media format can be found digitalfoundry.org .

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