HD DVD and Blu-Ray hacked even further

absolutely fantastic, good job, now I just need to wait for the proper tools to come out.

So someone had the idea of news submission before I submitted the idea in the contest?

Originally posted by pollution:

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So someone had the idea of news submission before I submitted the idea in the contest?

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I didn't know you could submit news before, sorry.

- Double Post -

In somewhat related news:

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AnyDVD HD 6.1.2.0

This version fixes a bug which prevents OpenSeason R2 (UK & Netherlands) to rip correctly. As always, there are many other small fixes and improvements. Additionally, it supports decrypting and "on the fly remastering" of HD DVD discs:

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Arnezami is a hero along with muslix64: They have proven that the entertainment Nazis cannot continue to screw consumers. Although I still believe hi-def to be a waste of money and time - and IMO there isn't anything out there worth backing up to begin with - hopefully the pendulum will finally swing in the direction of the consumer and allow them to protect their investments.

Excellent, both Blu-ray and HD-DVD wide open.

That's an nice little portfolio of high def movies to be had.

Instead of spending multi-millions on DRM
(which not one retail commercial example has ever escaped being cracked or avoided)
they'd probably be much better off not bothering and turning out a cheap quality product the public will buy - in numbers.

yeah they are just throwing money away with DRM. Make it cheaper and everyone would buy them, leave the DRM out, it just makes things a little more annoying and stops no one.

Nice one. Anti-DRM FTW.

HAA HAA YOU DRM-TOTING MAFIOSOS!

And someone will crack the next best thing. The never ending story!

half the time people must wonder wat the point of even tryin to stop copying, its just goin to get cracked anyway. there are maybe (and im geussing for agruments sake) 100 people makin the copy protection and 1000's just waitin for it too come out so they can try to crack it. they will never win

Ohhh come on!! Like nobody expected it to happen??? You can´t help but wonder if this was a dumb move by the developers or who "accidentally" left a "vulnerabillity" or perhaps a smart move towards something else, like hardcore regulatrions by some power driven, moneyhungry corporations that eventually, somehow, ends up in congress and "Hello! abra-kadabra-ala-ka-spam! ITS A LAW AGAINST SOMETHING, THAT ENDS UP FILLING THE POCKETS OF THESE GUYS. It just seems fishy if you asked me...