![]() When a device is plugged into a PC (Windows XP and Vista only right now, Mac OS X coming soon), DoubleTwist launches and recognizes all the media files on the device. Our goal is to provide a simple and well integrated solution that the average consumer can use to eliminate the headaches associated with their expanding digital universe. It can be an hour-long exercise in futility to convert files to the correct format and transfer them to your Sony PSP or your phone With digital media such as video from a friends cell phone or your own iTunes playlists, its a jungle out there. Today's launch, however, is a much different product.ĭoubleTwist states its mission is to "enable consumers to enjoy their digital media on the widest possible range of devices." To that end, DoubleTwist has introduced a free product called doubleTwist desktop which allows users to sync and share media between different devices, handling the necessary format conversions transparently. The early reports about DoubleTwist suggested that DVD Jon had reverse engineered Apple's FairPlay copy protection and planned on licensing it to other companies. Since then, he has made headlines with the release of QTFairUse which decoded Apple's FairPlay digital rights system for iTunes. ![]() ![]() ![]() DVD Jon originally gained notoriety (and his nickname) for his involvement in releasing the DeCSS software that allowed the bypassing of DVD copy protection. Jon Lech Johansen ("DVD Jon") launched DoubleTwist today, a venture that was originally reported back in October 2006. ![]()
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