I have a question that I do not believe has been addressed yet.
As some of you may be familiar, some WMV's online are purchased for "rent" and come with an expiration date i.e. 48 hrs.
I was wondering if converting a WMV with an Expiration into VCD/SVCD/DIVX/etc would allow me to keep the video in the newly converted format without losing it to expiration.
Or are these WMVs specially to prevent this sort of conversion which I fear may be the case
Thanks for reading
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