PS3 could get downloadable Sony Pictures Television content in DivX format
DivX and Sony Pictures Television have locked arms in a deal to enable online retailers to offer Sony Pictures content for download-to-own on DivX Certified devices. Engadget HD has confirmed that PlayStation 3 is one such 'certified' device, but not Xbox 360 (we're guessing Microsoft passed on paying the licensing fee). Though specific platforms have yet to be named, the agreement could see any number of Sony Pictures' ginormous catalog of past and present television shows being sold through PSN in high-quality DivX format. But, seeing as how Sony can barely manage to deliver a single, unenhanced PS1 game on the network at snail's pace, we're cautious to put our faith in the dubious service ever taking on the competition.
[Via Engadget HD]
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Also, REALLY? We're still ranting on DL speeds? Maybe I currently live in some magic pocket where 1+GB demos come to me in about 20 minutes but based on some other friends claims, apparently not. Hell, HSG2 was less than 4 minutes as a DL for me.
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So, the circle is complete as Major Nelson exposes the piracy cartel known as Sony.
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I would have to guess yes.
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Anyway, I actually want to meet the people who are crying about the PSN's lack of PS1 games. Really, you have a HD capable platform now. If the game was that great you'd still own it from back when you played PS1. If not, you can still get your fix by riding your brothers bike to the local game _______ and pick up a used one from that endless bin they always have and play it on your old PS1/PS2. Dont have that anymore? Then find a tall building to jump out because you got rid of it.
Either way, STFU!
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Count me in
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By this i'm guessing they mean more than just PSN like iTunes or some other company. So, if they incode it in the code that 360 can read, then this could mean the 360 could play these videos. And if not, i'm sure someone could decode it and then recode it into the format the 360 could read
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THAT'S RIGHT BITCHES!!!! I STEAL MOVIES!!! NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW!!!!
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