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D-Box Adds Motion-Coded Seats to Theatre in QC
The Cinema Beloeil in Montreal, QC has become the second commercial movie theatre to incorporate a row of D-Box motion-coded seats as upgraded, reserved options for movie-goers.
D-Box Motion-Codes its 6th Theatre Release
D-Box Technologies Inc. has added its motion-coding technology to the sixth movie theatre release. On September 25, movie-goers to select theatres will be able to enjoy Overture Films' Pandorum in special motion-coded seats.
DivX Partners with CBC, Samsung
DivX, creator of a video compression-decompression codec of the same name, has announced that CBC will offer international content in the DivX video format, and via a channel on the DivX Stage6; online video sharing community.
The Expendables is Latest Theatre Release to Get D-Box Motion Coding
The Expendables is the latest movie to be encoded with D-Box motion coding technology for its release in theatres.
iTunes Now Offering 256 kbps Tracks for $0.99
Apple has reduced the price of the DRM-free, 256 kbps AAC encoded tunes in its iTunes Plus library from $1.29 to $0.99. This catalogue, although not as large as the "regular" iTunes catalogue, includes over two million tracks from labels like EMI, as well as artists from Sub Pop, Nettwerk, Beggars Group, IODA, and The Orchard.
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