Tag archive: ClearPlay

ClearPlay, a company which develops DVD player technology for filtering out "violence, profanity and other adult content," announced yesterday they were debuting a new DVD player for families. The ClearPlay CP-007 will be available for sale on the company's Web site and also through Target for around $80. ClearPlay, which at one time faced a lawsut because of its filtering technology, claims the pay-for service it offers… Read More

At the start of the year, Thomson introduced its RCA DRC232N DVD player with the ClearPlay parental-control feature as a product exclusive for the two national chains. The system is said to strip out objectionable language and scenes from pre-recorded DVD movies, using a database maintained and marketed with a variety of subscription options by ClearPlay. However, a Boca Raton, Fla.-based rival known as Nissim Corp. filed a patent… Read More

ClearPlay's groundbreaking DVD player, marketed by RCA, contains software that mutes foul language and skips graphic violence, sex and nudity in films. ClearPlay staffers, according to the company's website, have screened hundreds of movies to identify the precise moments in a movie when objectionable elements occur, and monthly updates for new releases are provided for a modest fee. ClearPlay claims the editing process is… Read More