The MPAA Approves DreamStream's Anti-Piracy Technology

[admin]

The MPAA was attracted to DreamStream's system because it differs from existing products and services in several ways. Most noteworthy, DreamStream's system operates via online streaming and not file downloads. As such, purchased content cannot be stored on users' hard disks, which eliminates the possibility of copying or redistributing the digital files.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/DreamStream/MPAA/prweb1069594.htm

Online streaming but no local storage? This one will use up bandwidth like nothing else, despite movies already being bandwidth heavy to start with.

[drfsupercenter]

Stream downloaders can fix this problem easily and if there's no DRM (Can you even have DRM on streams?), you get free movies using 100% legal software.

[admin]

Well not exactly 100% legal, as I'm sure the MPAA will go after the stream downloading software. I suppose if they encrypt the entire pathway between their network and their proprietary player, it should make it much harder to download the stream.