Any free or low cost run-of-the-mill capture software renders DRM useless. If it's made out of bits, you can't ensure ownership after redistribution. In an envi

Any free or low cost run-of-the-mill capture software renders DRM useless. If it's made out of bits, you can't ensure ownership after redistribution. In an environment like this people pay because it is quality content and access is easy. The publishers business model needs to get with the times, not strong arm browser vendors into adhering to their archaic requirements. I'm personally sick of hearing about this DRM war. There are so many more things to be concerned with. ◔̯◔