
Sony will not have much time for celebration of victory in 'war of formats' over HD DVD.
Slysoft, notorious software developer situated in Antigua reported that Blu-ray protection has been defeated. Right now AnyDVD HD application by Slysoft offers non-encrypted access to Blu-ray content, allowing saving content from disk to local hard drive, copying or transcoding HD movies and viewing without DRM-compatible hardware.
As you may remember, HD-DVD protection was cracked 1 year ago. Blue-ray was promising more crack-proof protection to Hollywood with their own DB+ protection scheme. This promise was a leading factor in supporting Blu-ray and HD downfall. "Movie studios which moved to Blu-ray probably supported it prematurely" - said news releaser of Slysoft, after presenting AnyDVD HD. Source
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Blu-ray protection is completely defeated
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Blu-ray,
DVD,
HDDVD,
War of formats
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