The Blu-Ray movies protection is already half broken. They can now be copied onto the harddrive.
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The Blu-Ray movies protection is already half broken. They can now be copied onto the harddrive.
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1.I thought I would be kind.
2.Two above the above are true. Take a guess
Those 2 statements?
Lol, downloading blu-ray discs off torrents? More reason for Telkom to keep our ludicrously low caps![]()
Short of them developing a better quality codec I dont see any point in converting a blu-ray disc to divx etc
I thought I would be kind.
I'm not interested in a PS3
I work for people involved with it.
Two of the above are true. Take a guess
how did they aquire one so fast
The codecs already exist (DivX HD, and a new quicktime format, forget what it is called now). The problems are with hardware: it takes way too long to encode, and even playback chows a good deal of CPU power. The other thing is, a movie will become a hell of a lot larger: somewhere in the region of 5-6GB depending on the quality and all. So a movie will eat up approximaatly double a normal ADSL account. Nice. good going Telkom. You are joining the global fight against piracy.
More like the 3GB range for 720p using x264, DivX HD would only ruin your movie watching experience as for quicktime, yowza, won't even go there...
Anyone see those articles on Tomshardware where a person actually paid $20000 for a the PS3. Personally I wouldn't mind winning that console just to sell it to some idiot american. Honestly they have far to much money to know what to do with it!
Only price I can find on Take2 is R568 for an import title!
http://www.take2.co.za/list.php?type=2&platform=PlayStation 3