Nagravision this week showed off the first example of a set-top guide created specifically for 3DTV stereoscopic viewing. One thing learned is that viewers need to have “an immersive experience” in 3D mode. That means all controls and visual elements, such as volume and on-screen program information, need to be in 3D.

At CEDIA, Pioneer showed off the ability to make a managed copy of the Blu-ray movie “Bolt”, which Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment made special for the company. Just a few clicks had the digital copy of the film loaded onto the system, while other Bolt and Disney products were shown for sale. Users could Tweet, via Twitter.com, their rating of the film while they watched.

Cable TV providers will begin 3DTV broadcasting test for the first time in Korea in March of next year at the earliest.

HDI Dune company will show its new versions of hybrid Blu-ray/HD media players at IFA 2009 and CEDIA Expo 2009.

Scheduled for release in November 2009 at a price of €799. Brochure is available here.