A couple of interesting DVD related items here that I noticed.

The first is a service called PC No Evil.

The site offers family friendly re-mixes of a number of popular Hollywood movies and by the look of the site there appear to be about 70 titles up so far.

It will be interesting to if the service catches on and they can expand their catalogue. To use the service you need to have either the free or paid version of CyberLink PowerDVD 8 . . . → Read More: DVD News]]>

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A couple of interesting DVD related items here that I noticed.

The first is a service called PC No Evil.

The site offers family friendly re-mixes of a number of popular Hollywood movies and by the look of the site there appear to be about 70 titles up so far.

It will be interesting to if the service catches on and they can expand their catalogue. To use the service you need to have either the free or paid version of CyberLink PowerDVD 8 or higher so as to be able to play the movies through your computer.

The list of titles looks kind of tame in the first place but if you have kids and don’t want to have to answer awkward questions like “What is that man doing to that woman?” or at least not have to retrieve them from under the sofa you may find it useful.

PC No Evil.com

The second item is an article outlining some of the benefits and downsides to trying to repair scratched or damaged DVDs, CDs and game discs.

There is a lot of info kicking around the net on just how to go about this and the article gives a pretty even handed covering of what is available.

Fixing Scratched DVDs, CDs and Game Discs

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