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An Engadget Article Chronology of the DRM Wars on HD-DVD and Blu-Ray

  • Engadget - Hackers discover HD DVD and Blu-ray “processing key” — all HD titles now exposed
  • Engadget - DRM: the state of disrepair
  • Engadget - AACS cracked again: WinDVD key found
  • Engadget - AACS hacked to expose Volume ID: WinDVD patch irrelevant
  • Engadget - AACS patch for WinDVD, HD DVD and BD players: update or never watch movies again
  • Engadget - Newest AACS circumvented: The Matrix Trilogy set free
  • Engadget - BD+ DRM is now available for Blu-ray

    • An Engadget article chronology of the DRM wars on HD-DVD and Blu-Ray. My Opinion: Use eMule / BitTorrent or just go without, or else you will be buying a new player every year or two. Plus your many of your legal discs will eventually be stolen (TSA from luggage; house burglary). If copies are stolen, then who cares??

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