Tim Smith wrote:
> In article <v356h4-ig9.ln1@xxxxxxxxxx>, "[H]omer" <spam@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>> With the revelation that HD-DVD has been irrevocably hacked (and *again*
>> ironically thanks to Microsoft), that just leaves the superior
>> "protection (racket)" features of Bluray (BD+ and ROM Mark) to securely
>> line the "association's" pockets, so naturally they will favour Bluray
>> and leave HD-DVD to languish. It's Betamax all over again:
>
> Blu-ray uses the same protection system, and it has been cracked.
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Don't worry about copy protection side that's a different battle and will no
doubt rage until the Sun goes out or Rocky 47, which ever comes first.
Blu-ray is a very good playback system for high definition displays, the
format is also an excellent streaming format. Ideal for those who have an
OS that is particularly good when it comes to streaming and filtered
streaming, See if you can guess which OS that might be, here is a clue the
first in with the right answer wins a private island in the bahamas.
L _ _ _ x
PS: The quizmaster reserves the right to ignore your emails asking where to
collect your prize from.
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