SamuriHL
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And as regards NOT buying Blu Ray...
what about Lawrence of Arabia?!!
When's the HD-DVD version come out?
And as regards NOT buying Blu Ray...
what about Lawrence of Arabia?!!
Sure, piece of cake!Actually, the latest version of BD-RE spec (RE 3.0: http://www.blu-raydisc.info/spec_info/index.shtml#re3) supports BDMV on BD-R/RE discs as well. That's probably why latest firmware updates for Playstation 3 support playback of such discs, including those created with the help of AnyDVD HD (I did not test this though as I do not have PS 3).
According to the same site, this is for BD-ROM only. For BD-R/RE, using of AACS is not required (http://www.blu-raydisc.info/content_protection/re2_re3.shtml#re3).
Then interesting question is: can you intercept book type requests and make BD-ROM look like BD-R or BD-RE. Then WinDVD should play it or it's behavior will be against the spec.
I am a little perplexed by Peers’ (SlySoft Development Team) response to Captin Harlocks’ statements made on April 7th. I happen to have purchased the AnyDVD HD product and am unable to play back current movies while AnyDVD HD is loaded. I call this something that has changed. Fortunately, I have gotten the impression from other posting on other sites that Slysoft is working to over come the changes made to the AACS keys etc. I hope this is the case as I am currently the proud owner of some software that does little more than take up hard drive space.
I can't say this often enough: Vote wirth your wallet. Don't use Blu-ray. Buy HD DVD instead.
Hopefully the companies realize that and switch to HD. HD is easier to handle, takes less space on the HDD
Can't argue about the removed quote but in general the movie studios don't care if it takes hdd space or not they prefer that not to be an option to be honest.