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GDMX ramps up Blu-ray Disc production

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 05 Mar 2008 6:15 User comments (1)

GDMX ramps up Blu-ray Disc production

Sonic has announced that Global Digital Media Xchange (GDMX), an Authoring facility, will be using "Sonic's Scenarist HDMV and BD-J authoring and CineVision AVC video encoding systems" to ramp up production capabilities for Blu-ray Discs.
The new move will now make GDMX one of the biggest HD production facilities in the world and allow the company to address the huge increases in BD movie releases that will be coming thanks to the demise of HD DVD.



The Scenarist authoring system allows content creators to "automate standard authoring tasks, such as graphics output for menus, buttons, and navigation, which provides more time for implementing advanced-interactivity components in BD-Java."

"We are delighted that another world-class authoring facility has selected Scenarist and CineVision to increase its BD Title output capabilities,"
said Rolf Hartley, senior vice president and general manager of Sonic's professional products group. "Many more movies will be released on Blu-ray Disc over the coming year and, as we have been through previous packaged media adoption cycles, Sonic will be at the forefront delivering the most advanced authoring and encoding technology available."



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1 user comment

15.3.2008 20:56

Uhh...Okay I guess the more the marrier.

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