GodH8sMe
20th August 2002, 02:06
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/sci_tech/2000/dot_life/2197548.stm
An interesting story I just came across hinting that region encoding may die.
"But a more likely scenario is that Region Coding will be abandoned altogether, Mr Sharpless hinted.
"The whole issue of region coding is now somewhat irrelevant as the release windows in USA and Europe are getting closer," he says. If this happens then DVD owners will finally be able to buy films whenever and wherever they choose."
An interesting story I just came across hinting that region encoding may die.
"But a more likely scenario is that Region Coding will be abandoned altogether, Mr Sharpless hinted.
"The whole issue of region coding is now somewhat irrelevant as the release windows in USA and Europe are getting closer," he says. If this happens then DVD owners will finally be able to buy films whenever and wherever they choose."