Replicators Respond to Demand for Music CD Copy Protection; Macrovision Supplies CDS Technology to Major UK Replicator.

Entertainment Editors/Business Editors/High-Tech Writers

LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 7, 2004

Macrovision Corporation (Nasdaq:MVSN), the leading provider of digital rights management and copy protection technologies, today announced that it has reached an agreement with DOCdata, UK's largest independent replicator, enabling the company to offer Macrovision's CDS(TM) suite of copy protection technology for music CDs to its customers.

DOCdata specialises in providing replication services to the music, film and entertainment industries. Its client base also includes an increasing proportion of business and education organisations. In taking on board the reselling of Macrovision's audio copy protection, it is responding to customer demand. Managing Director Steve Toms observed, "Copy protection has become a huge issue in the last two years as the UK industry wakes up to its importance. It's quite simple, if we don't find ways of protecting the product, illegal copying will put a lot of businesses and a lot of individuals out of work."

The CDS system chosen by DOCdata provides maximum effectiveness in inhibiting disc burning while maintaining optimum playability. The latest CDS-300 offers increased functionality and robust user experience with more flexible usage rights - such as PC playback via Windows Media(R) Player, ability to seamlessly create playlists or exporting to portable devices, and providing one-click access to bonus content on the disc or premium content via web links.

"Macrovision is such a clear market leader that there was no decision to make" is how Steve Toms describes the choice of supplier. "Being able to provide copy protection and replication as a 'one-stop' service gives us a clear advantage in a competitive industry, and the Macrovision name is a great reassurance of quality for our customers."

"Macrovision is delighted to welcome DOCdata to the growing number of companies who are striving to protect the rights of content owners. The illegal duplication of digital entertainment products is theft and needs to be countered by a concerted strategy between rights owners, replicators and the legal infrastructure," said Martin Brooker, Director of Sales for Macrovision EMEA.

About DOCdata

DOCdata is the largest independent replicator in the UK, with manufacturing sites in France, Germany and The Netherlands. In operation for over 30 years, the company specialises in servicing the music, entertainment and information industries. The scale of its operation is impressive, with a group output of 200+ million CDs and DVDs processed annually together with 30 million music cassettes and 12 million floppy disks. The company has extended its services in recent years and now operates an ecommerce distribution center in Holland on behalf of its customers to supply consumers with product ordered on the Internet.

More information on the company can be found on the Web Site at www.DOCdata.co.uk.

About Macrovision

Macrovision develops and markets digital rights management, copy protection, and electronic license management technologies for the video, music and software markets. Macrovision's proven technology has been used on over 2.7 billion video DVDs, 250 million PC games CDs and 275 million music CDs. Macrovision has its corporate headquarters in Santa Clara, California, with international offices in London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Taipei and Seoul.

Note to Editors: Additional background information on Macrovision Corporation can be obtained from our Web Site at www.macrovision.com.

This press release may contain "forward-looking" statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. A number of factors could cause Macrovision's actual results to differ from anticipated results expressed in such forward-looking statements. Such factors are addressed in Macrovision's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (available at www.sec.gov). Macrovision assumes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements.