HD-DVD and it's new encryption system

[anonymez]

yes

[John2003]

The first step to keeping your freedom is to build your own system. How long before components are preloaded with vista? A new black market in hardware? Wonder what they will do in China? If your closet isn't crowded enough; save all your old hardware.

[tiddy]

thanks for the warning I'll say with XP, Isn/t linux free?

It's free as in freedom or free speech but not necessarily as in free ride or free beer (though it usually is free as in free beer). In my opinion, free can't be free unless it's free because it limits those who can use it to those who can afford it or those who are clever enough to get a pirate version.

[lostinlodos2]

So here is where we are at. The HDvid software is a basic work-around, not a crack, but it does work. So we can watch HD-DVD on our fancy new HD-DVD computer drives that we imported.

Blu-Ray doesn't work on anything, including their own players, half the time so, figures, Sony is so far behind the times in attempting to stay ahead of the times. lol.

AnyDVD now cracks Internet DVD Standard, too. so WMA/WMV DRM cracks are not too far out there. won't be long, just cross your fingers.