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Dell and Qflix offer downloads of DVDs

From services downloading videos and movies over the Internet there are few. However, services that allow us to play the downloaded content on the TV there are fewer. And if I am not mistaken, services that allow us to download a DVD that can be viewed on a conventional player there were none.

Until now, as Dell and Qflix have reached an agreement through which users of the service CinemaNow may burn downloaded movies on DVDs that will work in players we have next to the TV.

This will require acquiring some special DVDs, as well as exploiting a software Roxio to make the recording, which operates in conjunction with the unit Qflix that Dell sells as an option in some of its equipment.

This unit, which has a cost of $ 120, includes, in addition to the recorder, a pair of DVDs Qflix, burning software, Roxio software CinemaNow and a USB cable. It remains to be seen what will be the purchase price of new releases, as well as that of the films that allow them to copy.

A good idea that comes too late, since many are betting any longer to bring content to the TV, not only DVDs, besides, predictably, have too high a price, since you have to pay $ 120 per advance to arrange the necessary equipment , In addition to the price of each individual copy.

Posted on September 17, 2008

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