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GalleryPlayer’s Grand Canyon photography
High-definition lifestyle imagery provider GalleryPlayer has announced a partnership with high-quality music download service MusicGiants. GalleryPlayer’s mix of art, entertainment and sports imagery and photography will now be a part of the premium content offerings MusicGiants makes available to their service providers for state-of-the-art home theater installations.
MusicGiants integrates with manufacturers such as Niveus, Crestron, Imerge, Audio Design Associates (ADA), Inteset and Xperinet to sell their premium HD music content—downloads at CD bitrates of 470-1100 kbps compared with the 128-256 through stores such as iTunes—through the high performance entertainment systems that are sold commercially through specialty stores and custom electronics dealer showrooms.
Consumers can access and purchase the HD entertainment, including the new GalleryPlayer collections, directly through their media server and have it delivered right into their home theaters.
Visit www.galleryplayer.com or www.musicgiants.com for further information.
I was curious who actually believed that “art” on their big screen was worth paying for. I mean, c’mon, Google Images downloaded to a DVD, etc etc.
So I took a look at my ISP’s offerings….
http://www.galleryplayer.com/comcast.html
Voila! Note how entranced they are! She cuddles to his side entrusting him with their post shower? “art” show. Remote in hand, he leads them thru…
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I looked into Google images downloaded ripped to a DVD or even the SD card (recently bought a new panasonic plasma that is GalleryPlayer enabled) and it was horrible. The GalleryPlayer RIGHTS MANAGED content resizes to your screen to fit it perfectly and is in HD. have you looked at how blurry the Google images stuff is when spread over a 42in screen?