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• Top 15 DVD Titles - 12/24/99
  Time: 05:59 EST/10:59 GMT News Source: DVD Express Posted By: Matthew Sabean

  Here are the latest DVD Express charts for this week.

  Week ending: 12/24/99

  1. American Pie: Collector's Edition (Unrated)
  2. The Shawshank Redemption
  3. The General's Daughter
  4. Deep Blue Sea
  5. The Matrix
  6. Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me: Platinum Series
  7. Inspector Gadget
  8. Wild Wild West
  9. Fast Times At Ridgemont High: Collector's Edition
  10. South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
  11. Entrapment
  12. Saving Private Ryan
  13. Notting Hill: Collector's Edition
  14. Caligula: Twentieth Anniversary Edition (Unrated)
  15. Pink Floyd: The Wall

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• Review: March Of The Wooden Soldiers
  Time: 05:40 EST/10:40 GMT News Source: DVD Post Posted By: Matthew Sabean

  DVD Post has added a full review for the recent Gootimes release March Of The Wooden Soldiers.

  Made in 1934 and orginally titled Babes In Toyland, this family oriented musical is a great vehicle for the antics of the classic comedy team of Laurel and Hardy.

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• Macrovision Signs Long-term Contract with Universal Home Video to Copy Protect Videocassettes and DVDs
  Time: 05:30 EST/10:30 GMT News Source: Yahoo Posted By: Matthew Sabean

  Macrovision Corporation, and Universal Home Video announced that they have signed a five-year copy protection agreement. Universal Home Video will continue to apply the Macrovision AntiCopy Process to videocassettes and DVDs distributed throughout the US and Canada.

  ``We are committed to using available copy protection technology to protect our video releases for the benefit of our retailers and other channel partners,'' said Phil Pictaggi, Senior Vice President of Business Development and Operations. ``The Macrovision AntiCopy Process inhibits unauthorized back-to-back copying of prerecorded videocassettes and DVDs, thus helping to maintain the long-term value of Universal's film library, benefiting the creative community and retailers alike in the form of increased rental and sell-through revenues.''

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• DVD TOOLBOX from VITEC Multimedia and Panasonic's DVD-RAM Drive Provide a Total DVD-Video Production Solution
  Time: 05:15 EST/10:15 GMT News Source: Yahoo Posted By: Matthew Sabean

  VITEC Multimedia has announced growing support for its newest product, DVD TOOLBOX(TM), which began shipping in December. Ideal for home DVD-Video production, VITEC's low-cost software can be combined with Panasonic's 5.2GB DVD-RAM drive to provide a complete DVD production/storage solution.

  The production capabilities of the DVD TOOLBOX provide an affordable video solution for the SOHO market. This product allows home PC users to create simple, interactive DVD-Video that can be stored on high-performance rewriteable DVD-RAM media or other removable media. This DVD-Video can be played back full screen with complete motion and in full color with total interactive control. The combination of DVD TOOLBOX and Panasonic DVD-RAM drive allows users to be assured that treasured, high-quality corporate or family videos will be available for the next-generation to view.

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• Streaming Video: Hollywood Studio Has New Angles for Watching Movies on Dvd
  Time: 05:02 EST/10:15 GMT News Source: DVD File Posted By: Matthew Sabean

  It's a "FIRST" in home entertainment. A major Hollywood studio is releasing a DVD that gives fans the power to switch to alternate camera angles while watching selected movie scenes. "Detroit Rock City," New Line Home Video's raucous teen comedy, starring Edward Furlong and featuring the rock band KISS, makes its Platinum Series DVD debut December 21, becoming the FIRST movie ever to make its premiere on DVD BEFORE the video release. Watch streaming video which contains scenes from the movie at http://www.medialink.com/medialink/99-619.shtml

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