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Posted by Justin on 09/25/03 11:29
Alpha wrote on [Sun, 16 Oct 2005 01:06:13 -0700]:
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> "Jeff Rife" <wevsr@nabs.net> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1dbbcb8a210ee6af98a07c@news.nabs.net...
>> Alpha (none@none.net) wrote in alt.video.dvd:
>>> > There is no such unit out there that I am aware of. There are several
>>> > standalone units, and also network attached storage devices which will
>>> > store thousands of DVDs which require that you rip all the DVDs to
>>> > their
>>> > server farm (see:
>>> > http://www.excelmeridiandata.com/products/datashare_x2/index.shtml
>>> >
>>> > but I don't get the impression that you are looking for either of these
>>> > 2
>>> > types.
>>>
>>> Further, the company that created the CSS copy protection is suing these
>>> companies big time
>>
>> Some companies, yes, but not the one mentioned in the link, because they
>> don't provide any way to rip CSS-protected DVD-Video discs. The devices
>> they sell are just big hard drives with network connections.
>>
>>> ....serving DVDs off a central server, even within a
>>> home,
>>> is considered a violation of the law.
>>
>> No, actually, it isn't, especially if you are talking about DVDs that
>> aren't CSS-encrypted DVD-Video discs.
>
> http://news.com.com/Hollywood+allies+sue+DVD+jukebox+maker/2100-1025_3-5482206.html
>
> Now just what dvds are not CSS-encrypted? I am tired of your incredibly
> obtuse reasoning and
> totally punctilious stance on the obvious.
I know some anime DVDs aren't encrypted
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