Blu-ray Ripper now Rips Commercial Blu-ray/DVD Discs

Now watch home-made Blu-ray movie on Samsung Infuse 4G with Pavtube - Summery: Blu-ray Ripper now rips not only commercial Blu-ray/DVD Discs, but also home-made Blu-ray Discs to a wide range of Android devices with a recent update that covers BDAV and Samsung Infuse support.

Multi-media developer Pavtube Studio(pavtube.com) has recently announced an update release of Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper, the flagship product of Pavtube which specializes in Blu-ray and DVD transcoding for portable devices. The update claims supporting to BDAV structure and an upcoming 4G mobile phone- AT&T’s Samsung Infuse 4G.

BDAV is shorted for Blu-ray Disc Audio/Visual (BDAV or BD-AV) format, a consumer-oriented Blu-ray video format used for audio/video recording. The BDAV structure, which is which is compliant with the BD-ROM AV specification, is widely used in creation of home-made Blu-ray Discs. The support to BDAV structure means that Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper users now can rip not only commercial Blu-ray/DVD Discs, but also home-made Blu-ray Discs into desired format (MKV, AVI, MP4, WMV, M2TS, etc).

As a most up-to-date 4G handset, Samsung Infuse 4G supports video playback up to 1080p full HD quality. The update of Pavtube Blu-ray Ripper comes with all Samsung Infuse 4G supported formats, including a best formative, i.e., H.264 MP4 video of 850*480 in resolution for full display playback.

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DIGISTOR™ 50GB Dual-layer Blu-ray Scratch-resistant Media Discs

DIGISTOR™ 50GB Blu-ray Media Discs Provide for Long-Term Archival Storage at Low Cost Per Gigabyte - DIGISTOR now offers Archive for Life® 50GB Blu-ray 6X BD-R media discs--delivering archival storage for as little as 8.3 cents per gigabyte.

DIGISTOR, a leading innovator, manufacturer and distributor of Blu-ray data and video archiving solutions, today announced the release of Archive for Life 50GB Blu-ray media discs. Archive for Life discs provide archival storage of digital media, with a 50+ year lifespan, for as little as 8.3 cents per gigabyte.

Archive for Life 50GB discs are scratch resistant and designed to meet the specialized requirements of individuals, work groups and small businesses, in fields such as photography, broadcasting, videography, court reporting, government, military, medical imaging, architecture and duplication. Ideal for Write Once, Read Many (WORM) Blu-ray applications. Archive for Life media can be used for the authoring and backup of high definition (HD) entertainment, such as movies and television shows--as well as high-resolution media, including RAW format photos from DSLR cameras, multi-track digital audio files, and multi-channel sample rate music.

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Sony PlayStation and MUBI to Enhance Film Viewing on PS3

Sony PlayStation collaborates with MUBI to enhance film viewing on PS3: Sony PlayStation and MUBI are developing a service where PS3 users have a wide and diverse range of films to choose and watch directly from the console.

Sony Computer Entertainment Europe [SCEE] has announced a partnership with online film cinematheque MUBI, to bring to PlayStation®3 (PS3™) a new service that will introduce PS3 owners to a world of independent, international and classic cinema.

Later this year, PS3 users will have access to a treasure trove of celluloid curated by experts - so that even non-experts can enjoy what might otherwise take a lifetime to discover. MUBI will offer more than 300 films at launch from directors from Audiard to Zeferelli; and they're all going to be available to stream directly to users' PS3s.

PS3 users will need to download the free MUBI application from PlayStation Store. They can then open it up and start watching. Users can find festival gems, classics, famous independent releases and art-house flicks, or discover the work of world-famous directors like the Coen Brothers and Tarantino alongside Latin American directors and restored shorts from international archives. Furthermore, users can share their recommendations and ideas with friends in the PlayStation MUBI

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