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do you think that we will ever be able to back up blue ray or hd dvds?
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I am sure someday there will be a way. After all someone found a way to back up cd's and dvd's. -
It looks like the day has come for HDDVD already
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That someday is coming fast I see thanks for the link jm1647Comment
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Where there is a strong will and desire, a solution will come. When people are fed-up with the corruption of the federal government, DRM, RIAA, Microsoft, and large corporations greed, then using their expertise change will come.
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That HDCP is coming back to bite them in their arse. I have been beating that dead horse for a long time and it seems to have been his motivation for "breaking HD" encryption. I wasn't even going to consider HD but if it is possible to back up that changes everything. HDCP sucks, they are trying to make all of our stuff obsolete. An HDCP black box would be better but I don't see that happening. Unless I am wrong, has anybody seen such a thing?Comment
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It looks like the OP of the HDDVD backup thread has laid the groundwork. And I'm sure a lot will be built using his method and improvements will be made.
Like in the movie Network, he ain't taking no more.
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But when burners are still very expensive and blank discs cost as much as a pre-pressed movie, it will be awhile before this technology takes hold.
But with time (hopefully), we will see major price reductions in both.Gary D
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HD and Blu ray lost there war on piracy but hey I'm not saying i did it but the companies thought that it would work to decrease piracy, as soon as blu ray and hd dvd came out it was de-crypted already and hit on the torrent sites. For me I was impressed that it had happend when it came out. The DRM companies should stop trying to protect the high tech dvd. heres my quote from a person "If it can be watched it can be copied." I'm not trying to promote piracy but I am saying as a fact, nothing can big can be stopped the only option is forget about it if it's not going to be stopped.
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I know nothing about HD od Bluray but with the boxes and hacks for removing macrovision standalone DVD recorders could copy I guess, if they have a normal audio and video out but not in HD. I ain't about to be an early buyer of a recorder again like I was with VCRs. I didn't do it for DVD recorders and won't with HD and Bluray.
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http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=119871 here a link to a hd dvd that has been cracked, i must say I'm quite impressed by this.//Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
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//Graphic card X1900gt 256mb(sapphire edition)with 400mhz ramdac 1314mhz coreclock
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ack woopse that has slipped out of my eyes hehe ^^ cheers//Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
//Rosewill 1gb ram, pc3200(ddr 400) unknown timing
//Graphic card X1900gt 256mb(sapphire edition)with 400mhz ramdac 1314mhz coreclock
//Hard drives(3) 80GB Western digital 7.2k(IDE)2mb cache; 160GB Western digital rpm 7.2k(SATA 1.5GB/s)8mb cache, 320GB Seagate rpm 7.2k(SATA 3.0GB/s) 16mb cache
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//350W Rosewill PSU
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Interesting thread - pity the doomsayers (no pun intended) and the people who wanna discuss legalities are trying to hijack it.
RegardsLes
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See 
It's a link worth posting a coupla more tmes too
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