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Old 02-09-2014, 07:17 PM   #552
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Originally Posted by 6charlong View Post
If stopping piracy is all this is about then the whole thing is unnecessary. Other industries, the movie industry in particular, already solved the problem.
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I've been buying movies on disk for decades ... and I never even think of touching the DRM.
DVD's are hardly an example of piracy prevented, or DRM not circumvented. Wanting to play DVD's on Linux was one of the early incentives for breaking the DRM, and the more recent proliferation of portable devices (laptops without DVD drives, smart phones, tablets, etc) must have generated interest among at least some users in converting the movies they already own on DVD into a format that will play on those devices.
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