transporterfan
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Just saw this article on Torrentfreak:
https://torrentfreak.com/warner-bros-and-intel-sue-4k-content-protection-ripper-160104/
The article concludes with the following:
'For Warner Bros. it is essential that 4K copy protection remains strong. The company just announced that it will release several dozen 4K Blu-ray movies this year and would like to keep these out of the hands of pirates.'
The questions I have are these:
1. Anyone any idea what protection is incorporated on these discs?
2. Does Slysoft plan a product similar to Anydvd to allow consumer backup?
3. Given that LegendSky are being sued for the bypass they use on the HDFury product (HDCP) does Slysoft anticipate a similar suit over any product which facilitates a backup of a disc?
Notice how the story leads with the word 'ripper', not 'stripper', which is not the usual applied to theses products. Anyone any thoughts on this?
https://torrentfreak.com/warner-bros-and-intel-sue-4k-content-protection-ripper-160104/
The article concludes with the following:
'For Warner Bros. it is essential that 4K copy protection remains strong. The company just announced that it will release several dozen 4K Blu-ray movies this year and would like to keep these out of the hands of pirates.'
The questions I have are these:
1. Anyone any idea what protection is incorporated on these discs?
2. Does Slysoft plan a product similar to Anydvd to allow consumer backup?
3. Given that LegendSky are being sued for the bypass they use on the HDFury product (HDCP) does Slysoft anticipate a similar suit over any product which facilitates a backup of a disc?
Notice how the story leads with the word 'ripper', not 'stripper', which is not the usual applied to theses products. Anyone any thoughts on this?