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Old 08-25-2012, 04:58 AM   #269
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That's typical SONY behaviour!

They are extremly frightened that someone will copy a book that way

Sometimes I have the feeling this kind of guys live in a parallel universe. If you really want to copy a book, you never want to do it that way. Even if there would be no limmit, you normally could fetch a maximum of ONE page. Nobody wants to copy a whole book that way when there are a couple of 5-second methods available, to be found quickly after a short research with google.

I'll never understand this shortsighted thinking. SONY shooted itself in it's knees with a comparable behaviour with its Minidisc Players.
For example:
You where allowed to record over microphone or line-in whatever you want but SONY disallowed the possibility to transfer it to you PC

Or: You where allowed to do 3(!) transfers from CD to Minidisc (brute DRM; very often it did not work) but the quality was just 50% of a 'normal' Minidisc. But used 100% of the storage place on the disc. That led to a quality of a middle to low level MP3. And in the end MP3 defeated of course MD.

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