Comments on: Digital Copy Blu’s http://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/ it's like a blog but with way more X Fri, 11 Nov 2011 02:09:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Engineshttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-167 Engines Fri, 11 Nov 2011 02:09:00 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-167 thank you! Very helpful :-) thank you! Very helpful :-)

]]> By: Disneyfiledigitalcopyhttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-152 Disneyfiledigitalcopy Sat, 04 Dec 2010 04:58:00 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-152 disneyfile digital copy disneyfile digital copy

]]> By: Timhttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-147 Tim Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:04:00 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-147 To easily get around this problem, rip, convert and compress the DVD to a iPod compatible format using DVDFAB. (which gets around the DRM on a DVD). I am sure there is DVD ripping software for Mac that can do this. I have done this for a few of my kid's movies they can now watch movies on my iPod. To easily get around this problem, rip, convert and compress the DVD to a iPod compatible format using DVDFAB. (which gets around the DRM on a DVD). I am sure there is DVD ripping software for Mac that can do this. I have done this for a few of my kid’s movies they can now watch movies on my iPod.

]]> By: Timhttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-43 Tim Sun, 21 Mar 2010 19:04:20 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-43 To easily get around this problem, rip, convert and compress the DVD to a iPod compatible format using DVDFAB. (which gets around the DRM on a DVD). I am sure there is DVD ripping software for Mac that can do this. I have done this for a few of my kid's movies they can now watch movies on my iPod. To easily get around this problem, rip, convert and compress the DVD to a iPod compatible format using DVDFAB. (which gets around the DRM on a DVD). I am sure there is DVD ripping software for Mac that can do this. I have done this for a few of my kid's movies they can now watch movies on my iPod.

]]> By: Jonnohttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-146 Jonno Mon, 04 Jan 2010 05:59:00 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-146 Not to mention geographical location specific!!It seems the digital copy feature is only for USA or Canadian citizens ... huh? ... what about the rest of the world? Not to mention geographical location specific!!

It seems the digital copy feature is only for USA or Canadian citizens … huh? … what about the rest of the world?

]]> By: Jonnohttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-42 Jonno Mon, 04 Jan 2010 02:59:54 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-42 Not to mention geographical location specific!!It seems the digital copy feature is only for USA or Canadian citizens ... huh? ... what about the rest of the world? Not to mention geographical location specific!!It seems the digital copy feature is only for USA or Canadian citizens … huh? … what about the rest of the world?

]]> By: Anonymoushttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-145 Anonymous Sun, 20 Dec 2009 01:42:00 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-145 Who can we protest against the Digital Copy "One-Time" thing? And how? Is there a direct ownership of Digital Copy's or does it all connect to DRM? Who can we protest against the Digital Copy “One-Time” thing? And how? Is there a direct ownership of Digital Copy’s or does it all connect to DRM?

]]> By: withoutalimit13http://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-41 withoutalimit13 Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:42:27 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-41 Who can we protest against the Digital Copy "One-Time" thing? And how? Is there a direct ownership of Digital Copy's or does it all connect to DRM? Who can we protest against the Digital Copy “One-Time” thing? And how? Is there a direct ownership of Digital Copy's or does it all connect to DRM?

]]> By: DiRThttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-40 DiRT Sun, 28 Dec 2008 09:31:45 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-40 No. First off, the one time use is total crap. After all, how many houses playing Blu-Ray movies have just one computer? But your proposals don't work either because I can't stand iTunes and never use it. It's bloated crap-ware that I refuse to install. Requiring a code and a physical copy of the DVD is enough to keep widespread piracy at bay. Yes, a few people will end up going through the motions to get it installed, but most will not. But what's worse is the idea that I have a shiny coaster going to the landfill as soon as I install the copy. No. First off, the one time use is total crap. After all, how many houses playing Blu-Ray movies have just one computer? But your proposals don't work either because I can't stand iTunes and never use it. It's bloated crap-ware that I refuse to install. Requiring a code and a physical copy of the DVD is enough to keep widespread piracy at bay. Yes, a few people will end up going through the motions to get it installed, but most will not. But what's worse is the idea that I have a shiny coaster going to the landfill as soon as I install the copy.

]]> By: DiRThttp://xero.net/xlog/digital-copy-blus/#comment-37 DiRT Sun, 28 Dec 2008 04:31:45 +0000 http://www.xero.net/blog/?p=329#comment-37 No. First off, the one time use is total crap. After all, how many houses playing Blu-Ray movies have just one computer? But your proposals don't work either because I can't stand iTunes and never use it. It's bloated crap-ware that I refuse to install. Requiring a code and a physical copy of the DVD is enough to keep widespread piracy at bay. Yes, a few people will end up going through the motions to get it installed, but most will not. But what's worse is the idea that I have a shiny coaster going to the landfill as soon as I install the copy. No. First off, the one time use is total crap. After all, how many houses playing Blu-Ray movies have just one computer? But your proposals don't work either because I can't stand iTunes and never use it. It's bloated crap-ware that I refuse to install. Requiring a code and a physical copy of the DVD is enough to keep widespread piracy at bay. Yes, a few people will end up going through the motions to get it installed, but most will not. But what's worse is the idea that I have a shiny coaster going to the landfill as soon as I install the copy.

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