Cinema on Web Partners With DivX to Securely Distribute Bollywood Films Online Simultaneously with Theatrical Release.

SAN DIEGO -- Cinema On Web (also known as GO COW GO), an online cinema multiplex and Web broadcasting network, today announced the online release of first-run films in secure DivX(R) format simultaneously on the web with their theatrical releases. The first set of films in the program include Bollywood blockbusters like "Page 3," "CU at 9" and "Mumbai Express." These films can be purchased at DivX and COW websites.

Powered by the DivX Open Video System, the new service from Cinema on Web is also among the first to deliver its cinematic content encrypted, licensed and encoded at the highest level of visual quality. Sneak previews of the most popular Bollywood scenes are also available in high-quality DivX format.

Cinema on Web partner DivX, Inc. offers a complete Video-on-Demand (VOD) and Digital Rights Management (DRM) platform to address widespread piracy. DivX DRM makes it easy for users to purchase legal and protected content over the Internet. In the near future, COW expects to implement the DivX Burn-To-Own/Burn-to-Rent program that allows for the playback of secure online content on DivX Certified DVD players. There are currently over 30 million DivX Certified DVD players available at retailers worldwide.

GO COW GO has also successfully launched their new product called GO COW GO MOVIE THEATRE TECHNOLOGY through which anyone can become an exhibitor, set their own ticket prices and commercially web broadcast any of their content worldwide from their own PC without the use of cable or satellite. GO COW GO MOVIE THEATRE hopes to attract over 50 million subscribers monthly.

For more information, visit www.cinemaonweb.com or www.gocowgo.com today.

About DivX, Inc.

DivX, Inc. is a consumer-focused video technology company positioned at the center of multimedia convergence. The company's core offering is the DivX (R) video codec, among the world's most popular video compression technologies with over 160 million users worldwide. Often called "the MP3 of video," the patent-pending DivX video technology offers DVD-quality at 10 times greater compression than MPEG-2 files, enabling full length films to easily fit on a CD or be delivered over broadband connections. DivX video technology powers a range of applications that span the convergence value chain, from a secure IP-based video-on-demand solution to next-generation consumer electronics products and video software applications. DivX, Inc. is headquartered in San Diego, California.