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News Updates     

August 23 2000
DCP is no longer.  The head of DCP has now formed a new group known as DMS.  Along with the head leaving DCP almost all members left with him, so DCP RIP! -DCVCDNEWS STAFF   
  
August 21 2000
It turns out that the rumor was not true. ZDDC used controls that were created by another author that work on PC and DCVCD.  They are jus bundeling the controls with there releases is all.-DCVCDNEWS STAFF

August 16 2000 
"We have been working for a long time on making our disks bootable... we made a few advancements, but the public seems to demand controls. we will give out the self-booting program we have developed, though its really nothing new, maybe it'll get ppl working. we now turn our full attention to controls, and you can expect pause/play very soon, and rw/ff soon to come, but they are more complex." -DCP

August 15 2000 
Just to let everyone know, we have fixed the low sound problems plagueing the previous DCP releases. We have also developed a new encodeing procedure to boost quality 2 fold. Expect this level of release from now on.-DCP

August 14 2000 
Well today is another victory for DCVCD as a very informative article about DCVCD was posted on one of the scenes top websites, www.dcisos.com. We hope this will help to spread the (correct) word about DCVCD, and to anyone visiting us from www.dcisos.com, thanks for taking the time to stop by!-DCP

August 12 2000
There are certain sites being publicized that supposedly contain instructions on how to make your Divx playable on your Dreamcast. We do not advise following these instructions as it will only produce many coasters and huge files on your part. Expect a full toolkit from DCP soon.-DCP

August 11 2000
A lot of people have been saying things along the lines of DCVCD being a dead format as soon as a VCD boot disc is released. I would just like to say once again that we are only 1 disc, and provide people who do not want to spend the time and credits to download a 2 disc release an appealing alternative. 
-DCP
August 9 2000 
I'd like to apologize at this point for the early releases from DCP, we were slowly refining our methods, and now we have got it down to a science, so expect releases with the quality of Tekken and Whatever It Takes from now on.-DCP

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