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Article sur le diffusion des screeners (VO)
Article qui date un peu, mais j'étais en retard dans mes revues de presses (6/05/02)
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By Brian McWilliams, Newsbytes
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A.,
06 May 2002, 10:09 AM CST
While Columbia Picture's new "Spider-Man" movie was breaking box-office records over the weekend, Internet movie pirates were busily downloading free copies of the film on file-trading networks.
By Saturday, pirated versions of the comic book inspired movie were showing up in "screener" format on the EDonkey, Kazaa, and Morpheus Internet file-swapping systems.
"Screeners," also known as "Telesyncs," are digital versions of movies that have been filmed off a screen in a movie theater.
The boot-legged "Spider-Man" was being offered in Windows AVI and MPEG file formats, with some versions of the complete movie exceeding 2 gigabytes.
Many Internet users apparently were undeterred by the huge file size of the pirated film. More than 12,000 copies of "Spider-Man" have already been downloaded from a link at the ShareReactor.com site.
Fake or mislabeled copies of the new movie also have been uploaded to file-sharing networks, according to reports in Internet newsgroups.
One user, who reported he was on a slow Internet connection, complained that he downloaded two files purported to be illegal copies of "Spider-Man," only to find they instead contained the recent Paramount thriller "Changing Lanes."
An online guide to creating telesyncs suggests bringing a folding tripod into the cinema, although the document notes that "concealability might be an issue for you." The guide also recommends discretely sticking wireless audio transmitters on the theater's sound speakers and capturing the output with portable FM receivers.
According to studio estimates, "Spider-Man" grossed $114 million in the three days following its opening on Friday, surpassing the previous record set in November by "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone."
When Columbia releases the DVD version of the hit movie in coming months, pirates likely will begin swapping "rips" or copies of the DVDs online. According to a description at ShareReactor, rips offer "excellent video and audio quality. It's no guarantee though, but even the biggest idiots can't screw this up too much."
The official Spider-Man movie homepage is at http://www.spiderman.sonypictures.com .
ShareReactor is at http://www.sharereactor.com .
Reported by Newsbytes, http://www.newsbytes.com .
10:09 CST
Reposted 10:43 CST
(20020506 /WIRES TOP, ONLINE, LEGAL, PC, BUSINESS/SPIDERMAN/PHOTO)
© 2002 The Washington Post Company
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