Dvd ripguard by macrovision

[handyguy]

The best way to prevent piracy is to give us all free dvds.

[8ju4gr3nml]

yahoo has the article too:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=528&ncid=528&e=9&u=/ap/20050217/ap_on_...e/copying_dvds

[shoozleboy]

and an article from extremetech.com today:

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,1558,1764961,00.asp

They even mention on page two of the article that in time it will be broken... not much faith in their own product? It may slow down the ability to back up your collection, but it appears that even the developer says it's a speedbump... JMHO.

[Cobra]

I don't quite understand how this is working. If a DVD can be played, it can be copied. It's that simple.

I have been a victim of theft before, and I'm not going to risk a big, expensive DVD collection. If they think they are going to stop me making AVIs of my DVDs to take away from home, they have another think coming. They are struggling and losing money not just to piracy, but to the poor quality of products they are producing right now.

They will fail.

[Nilfennasion]

Indeed. Had I pirated a Denise Richards film called The Third Wheel, I would have felt cheated because of the DVD+R and time I'd wasted. And the MPAA still wonders why it lost money at the box office. Who the hell do they think they are?

[BJ_M]

Indeed. Had I pirated a Denise Richards film called The Third Wheel, I would have felt cheated because of the DVD+R and time I'd wasted. And the MPAA still wonders why it lost money at the box office. Who the hell do they think they are?

though she has been in many stinkers -- i dont hold that against her, she can just walk around is ok ...


the worse is "Tammy and the T-Rex" .. find a copy in the 99cent bin at walmart or something ..