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Aren't most of the "bits" these days protected by DRM encryption, even in the hardware? I know video is, but audio? I'm always confused when people say they've
by eatbitseveryday 9y ago
Aren't most of the "bits" these days protected by DRM encryption, even in the hardware? I know video is, but audio?
I'm always confused when people say they've backed up some website when there are these practical and legal barriers.
- __s 9y agoIf you can play the audio, it isn't encrypted
- colejohnson66 9y agoEspecially if you’re playing over the rear audio jack instead of over the HDMI port.
- eatbitseveryday 9y ago> If you can play the audio This forcibly imposes a fixed recording rate, limited to the length of the track itself.