In 1993, a nine CD box set of the Beatles' BBC radio performances was released in Italy by Great Dane. The official "Live at the BBC" and "Anthology" releases in 1994–1996 covered much of the highlights of previously bootlegged material, in sound quality that most bootlegs could not match. However, new bootlegs continued to appear, with bootleggers including the word "anthology" in the title of many of their collections. Starting in 1999, Silent Sea issued a series of CD-Rs, featuring recompiled studio outtakes with commercial-quality packaging and liner notes. In 2000, the Vigotone label followed up their earlier eight-CD package of "Get Back" session recordings with a seventeen-CD collection called "Thirty Days". In the early 2000s, the DVD format enhanced the availability of Beatles bootleg videos, covering filmed concerts, TV appearances, promotional films, and even rare clips and outtakes. In 2017, the eight-CD box set "The Lost Album" brings together for the first time almost 100% (as per the words of the publisher) of the Beatles' unpublished or never officially released recordings. In 2019/2020 "The Lost Album II", "The Lost Album Two and a Half", "The Last Lost Album" and "The Lost Album V" completed all the Beatles unpublished compositions, including improvisations, jam, unfinished compositions, covers, alternate takes, home demos and others unofficials materials.