> I would love to see some use cases of what people want to be able to do with DRM'd media that 1) can't be done with current DRM limitations and 2) is within t

> I would love to see some use cases of what people want to be able to do with DRM'd media that 1) can't be done with current DRM limitations and 2) is within the guidelines of what the distributor allows (or within the rights given by the user's local government). Simple. Play it on any device I own, now and in the future. None of the drm formats sold 20 years ago live on today. Had my collection been based on those, and not open formats, it would be dead now. What makes you think today's DRM will have a different fate?