LarryFlowers
05-15-08, 03:44 PM
From Reuters http://www.reuters.com/article/filmNews/idUSN1553708020080515
Disney is releasing "Sleeping Beauty" in a version to take fulladvantage of the "BD Live technology",
See the article for details but here is a sample:
Thanks to BD Live technology, which connects to the Internet, viewers will be able to pop "Sleeping Beauty" into their Blu-ray Disc player and get a customized version of the famed Sleeping Beauty castle that serves as a backdrop for the menu. The sky behind the castle will reflect the weather in their hometown, whether it's a blizzard in Cleveland or a balmy day in San Diego.
After the movie starts, they'll be able to chat with fellow viewers right on the movie screen, using a laptop, Blackberry or other personal digital assistant (PDA). They'll be able to insert customized video messages anywhere in the movie and send them to friends or family members via a Disney "movie mail" feature. They'll also be able to play trivia games with fellow viewers across the country, and when they're done get a constant supply of preview trailers simply by inserting the disc into their Web-connected player.
Disney is releasing "Sleeping Beauty" in a version to take fulladvantage of the "BD Live technology",
See the article for details but here is a sample:
Thanks to BD Live technology, which connects to the Internet, viewers will be able to pop "Sleeping Beauty" into their Blu-ray Disc player and get a customized version of the famed Sleeping Beauty castle that serves as a backdrop for the menu. The sky behind the castle will reflect the weather in their hometown, whether it's a blizzard in Cleveland or a balmy day in San Diego.
After the movie starts, they'll be able to chat with fellow viewers right on the movie screen, using a laptop, Blackberry or other personal digital assistant (PDA). They'll be able to insert customized video messages anywhere in the movie and send them to friends or family members via a Disney "movie mail" feature. They'll also be able to play trivia games with fellow viewers across the country, and when they're done get a constant supply of preview trailers simply by inserting the disc into their Web-connected player.