| Weblog: | MS DRM is pure smoke | |
| Subject: | re-encode == LOSS of quality | |
| Date: | 2003-07-22 10:07:11 | |
| From: | lucas_gonze | |
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Response to: re-encode == LOSS of quality
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Anonymous, you are the rockest man alive. Huge props to you. |
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basically even though i have it saved on my hard drive whenever it opens in media player it acquires the licence everytime i play it.
I downloaded it from a sports site that shows games footage and think it is rubbish that you cant open it or save it without it doing this.
Its sports clips not a damn feature film DVD!! this licensing media is a joke...i thought my subscription paid for my rights to the file but obviously not.anyone know of a easy way round this?