RealDVD lawsuit finally gets court date

Since it dose not break the copy right protection what is the media industry whining about?

My guess is, they don't want people ripping Netflix/store rentals into their collection, thus building a collection on the cheap.


Moneyyyy, it's a gas!!

Originally posted by H0bbes:

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My guess is, they don't want people ripping Netflix/store rentals into their collection, thus building a collection on the cheap.


Moneyyyy, it's a gas!!

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The industry wants it to be like all others. You break a pencil, purchase a new one. You break a microwave, purchase a new one etc. You break a dvd guess what, they will give the story that the industry will be troubled if the customer is allowed to just make a copy and they get nothing. It's all crud but they will spend the money to make the citizens pay for the same thing more than one time.

If it's true that the copy still has the original DRM plus adds an additional layer, then the RIAA has no case.

As usual.