Hooray! Blu-ray BD+ hacked!
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| Cool.
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| Is unbreakable consumer copy protection possible?
| It sure doesn’t look like it. After all, consumers have access to:
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| 1. The protected data
| 2. The device that can read the protected data
| 3. The unprotected data - via HDMI
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/storage/?p=306
Developers wanted, or: the state of accelerated video on Linux
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| First thing which came to my mind, and which I pointed out to him without
| much thinking and/or reading is the fact that under free software and
| operating systems, we won’t be able to play DRM‘ed stuff like Blu-Ray discs
| with Hollywood movies. That leaves the question of HDTV being able to be
| received and played.
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http://wolfgang.lonien.de/?p=612
Not true anymore.
Related:
Blu-ray cracked too?
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| It's still early on to tell whether this is actually true, but HD DVD
| cracker muslix64 is back, and with the help of another anti-DRM
| cracker, Janvitos, claims to have also broken the Blu-ray's
| implementation of AACS.
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http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/20/blu-ray-cracked-too/
Big labels are f*cked, and DRM is dead - Peter Jenner
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| Few people know the music industry better than Peter Jenner. Pink
| Floyd's first manager, who subsequently managed Syd Barrett's solo
| career, Jenner has also looked after T.Rex, The Clash, Ian Dury,
| Disposable Heroes and Billy Bragg - who he manages today. He's also
| secretary general of the International Music Managers Forum.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/03/peter_jenner/
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