This DISC will self-destruct in...
- Kruzr
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This DISC will self-destruct in...
Well, have ya heard the news? Disney is proposing about making DVDs that will self-distruct after they been viewd a few times. I have read about anti-copy measures put in some hardware but never what Disney has planned.
What do you think about this? Good/Bad idea?
What do you think about this? Good/Bad idea?
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It's DivX all over again.....don't worry...I doubt it will go far....
(...unless.........unless Disney only releases their films on this new life-limited format from now on.......Good parents will go along with it for the sake of their kids seeing the latest from the Mickey Mouse company, rip-off or no rip-off...)
Personally. I think it is a big joke that hopefully dies as fast as DivX did....we'll see...
Who knows?.....if all new movies adopt such life-limited CD formats, then it could boost ticket sales at movie theaters! LMAO!
(...unless.........unless Disney only releases their films on this new life-limited format from now on.......Good parents will go along with it for the sake of their kids seeing the latest from the Mickey Mouse company, rip-off or no rip-off...)
Personally. I think it is a big joke that hopefully dies as fast as DivX did....we'll see...
Who knows?.....if all new movies adopt such life-limited CD formats, then it could boost ticket sales at movie theaters! LMAO!
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> life-limited format
Best excuse to
Best excuse to
- make another track
- watch tv
- pic up another musical instrument
- go out for a beer
- visit friends
- read a book
- save money
- take a trip someplace
- you get the idea
- ZOtm_BigDOGGe
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DivX was a DVD-type format sponsored by Circuit City inc (electronics stores).
It let you watch the movie for 2-5 days, then it wouldn't play anymore unless you call the company and subscribe for more "play-time" (kind of like pay-Per_View).
Your player was hooked to your phone line, so they could send it "permission" to play the disc (also as Cable sends permission to your cable box to play a pay-per-view channel).
How'd you like to buy a CD with songs or movies that only played a short period? DivX is dying the slow-death that it deserves (tho still not quite dead... http://www.divx.com/ )
Disney is trying to re-create the concept.....pray they fail....
It let you watch the movie for 2-5 days, then it wouldn't play anymore unless you call the company and subscribe for more "play-time" (kind of like pay-Per_View).
Your player was hooked to your phone line, so they could send it "permission" to play the disc (also as Cable sends permission to your cable box to play a pay-per-view channel).
How'd you like to buy a CD with songs or movies that only played a short period? DivX is dying the slow-death that it deserves (tho still not quite dead... http://www.divx.com/ )
Disney is trying to re-create the concept.....pray they fail....
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YIPES!!!Disney is trying to re-create the concept.....pray they fail....
no kidding.
they make way too much money already they dont need more.
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How'd you like to buy a CD with songs or movies that only played a short period?
So that's why Divx became legal... hehe, heck i know. Never knew this, i only know the dark side to using some compression that comes with Divx
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