now what? I thought the whole point studios were releasing HD was to intice us to buy the same tittles again and not allow us to copy them.
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now what? I thought the whole point studios were releasing HD was to intice us to buy the same tittles again and not allow us to copy them. -
And once again, all the excess money and time spent on copy protection (which in turn is passed on to you and me as higher costs per disc) for high-def media is wasted. . . ..
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WOW can't believe what I am seeing and hearing !!!! We always get the dirty end of the stick us Audiophiles....Now we will have to pay premium for all Blue Ray High-Def etc.. while the rest get it for free...NOT FAIR!!Comment
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I really don't know why they waste their time and money on anti-piracy. Someone determined to pirate WILL ALWAYS FIND A WAY! Put good movies out at fair prices and J6P wouldn't bother pirating....it's really not rocket dentistry :roll:Originally posted by David MeekJasonComment
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Copy protection didn't work in the 80s, and it certainly doesn't work now. (just read my sig). It doesn't stop piracy at all. All it does is limit what legitimate users can do with the discs they purchased.
Most of the time these schemes are cracked by geeks who want fair use of the media (such as playing them on Linux machines), not to pirate. The big-time pirates have expensive equipment that can copy the discs regardless of whatever lame "protection" scheme they have. Or they just bring a camcorder into a cinema.Comment
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Rockets have teeth?Originally posted by aud19
CHRIS
Well, we're safe for now. Thank goodness we're in a bowling alley.
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Sure.
Attached Files"...Because Good is Dumb...!"
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Yep.... Got to own those originals... Figures.....Originally posted by chinets
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Technically, a jet is not a rocket as it will not operate in the absence of an atmosphere.
But I still love the F4. My favorite plane as a kid.
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Good enough....That F4 had teeth !!!Comment
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:rofl: Sorry, it's a saying I picked up from a coworker...just a comical way of saying it's not difficult/doesn't require vast intelligence :BOriginally posted by Chris D
...I actually pictured it the other way around the first time I heard it...rocket powered dental tools :rofl:Last edited by Chris D; 22 July 2015, 01:05 Wednesday.JasonComment
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http://www.videobusiness.com/article/CA6403011.html
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With great anticipation, I purchased the Extended Edition BluRay collection of the Lord of the Rings (LOTR) trilogy after work yesterday, and "cancelled all appointments" to start giving the disks a spin. I really wanted this to be an exciting cinematic experience, since 1) I really like these... -
Celebrating its 70th anniversary, the studio that currently owns Gone with the Wind has released it on BluRay in a multiple-disc special collector's edition that includes a ton of extras (well, at least a couple of pounds of extras, some printed, others on the addtional discs) in the oversized box,...
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Okay, all these different audio formats have always confused me. On the back of this Jeff Beck Bluray disc "Live at Ronnie Scotts" it lists the audio format as LPCM stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS HD Master Audio.
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Tried to play my first BluRay disc tonight and am having problems. The BluRay disc is the current Star Trek movie. The Oppo BD BluRay displays True DD. The 1570 displays Dolby HD Dmix 48k with subscript showing only the FL FR and SW playing. When I turn 1570 off and then on again that first display...
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