Sonic has consistently pioneered new technologies and applications for digital media production. Beginning in 1986 with it’s Emmy Award-winning NoNOISE®, the first commercial system for removing noise from recordings as they were transferred to the new CD medium, through the latest developments in digital media formats, Sonic has put the most current and most powerful tools in the hands of creative professionals, technology partners, and home users worldwide.

2004

• Sonic acquires InterActual, the leading provider of software and services that enable cutting-edge DVD interactivity in computers and next-generation home entertainment platforms.
• MyDVD 6 wins PC Magazine Editors' Choice and Product of the Year Awards.
• Sonic AuthorScript selected by Scientific-Atlanta to power DVD burning on next-generation set-top boxes.
• Sonic acquires the consumer software business of Roxio, inc., including all products, technologies and brands.

2003

• Sonic Solutions introduces Sonic PrimeTime, the world's first DVD recording application designed exclusively for Windows XP Media Center Edition, making it easy to archive recorded TV shows onto DVD discs that can be played on any of the hundreds of millions of DVD players worldwide.
• Sonic Expands Global Presence with New Development Facility in Shanghai, China.
• Sonic MyDVD 5 wins PC Magazine Editors' Choice award with highest five-star rating. Also wins Product of the Year Awards from Videomaker and Presentations magazines, and Editors' Choice Awards from eMedia, PC Upgrade, TECH edge, Laptop Magazine and others.
• Sonic begins licensing the AuthorScript engine for set-top DVD recorders.

2002

• Sonic acquires the Desktop and Mobile Division ("DMD") of VERITAS Software Corporation, including RecordNow for CD and DVD-ROM burning, Drive Letter Access (DLA), Simple Backup and Backup MyPC.
• Sonic Enhances Desktop and Set-top DVD Creation Applications with Support for DVD+RW Video Recording Format.

2001

• Sonic MyDVD bundled with leading PC manufacturers including DELL, NEC, HP and Pioneer.
• Sonic AuthorScript (Sonic's burning and formatting engine) licensed to Microsoft and Adobe.

2000

• Introduced xDVD extensions to DVD format: web interactivity (eDVD).
• Introduced MyDVD, the first DVD authoring application for consumers.

1999

• First DVD authoring application for video enthusiasts/prosumers, DVDit!.

1998

• First DVD-Audio Authoring System.

1997

• First all-in-one production system for DVD.
• First 96kHz High-Density Audio Premastering System.

1996

• Introduced first commercial DVD production system.
• NoNOISE was honored with an Emmy Award for outstanding technical achievement for restoring tens of thousands of recordings, movie and TV sound tracks around the world.

1995

• First all-digital editing and mixing 48-track system.

1994

• Introduced MediaNet, the first true networked multiuser audio editing environment.

1991

• First company to deliver a 24-track editing and mixing digital workstation.

1989

• First company to integrate a CD recorder with a digital audio workstation.

1988

• Introduction of SonicStudio, the first professional non-linear workstation for music editing and CD Preparation.

1987

• Introduction of NoNOISE, which quickly became established as the industry's choice for professional noise reduction.