Anyone heard of Vongo

[ls2229]

I just saw a commercial for Vongo.com where you pay $9.95 a month to download unlimited movies like a blockbuster or netflix. I went to the site VONGO.COM which states - if you hook up your computer to your TV (ie; WINDOWS MEDIA CONNECT) you can watch the downloads in widescreen or transfer them to your portable media device (PS2).

Before I take a chance on this venture I wanted to get some feedback on the quality of the movies from some of you out there that may already subscribe to VONGO.

I would apreciate a pro and con response if you have one

[LT. Columbo]

http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?t=66527&highlight=vongo

[AndreL]

I don't have vongo but I been reading video forums about it and a majority of them don't speak good of vongo (saying the video is week compared to DVD and that the download time is long) except for a few post that gave them a good post was the link Buyer Beware "VONGO" byLiquid3D.

But I'm trying to find a post on how to copy the steamed file thats downloaded to your PC for you to copy it to a DVDR. Though my reading on-line I fond out that its protected by DRM in WMV file type. But that file type has been cracked "Cracking DRM". So post some site that do talk about doing that.