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It's the MP3 model (digital music file with no DRM), sure it would work for movies too. I buy physical DVD & Blueray discs, as then I own the disc and can play
by frik 9y ago
It's the MP3 model (digital music file with no DRM), sure it would work for movies too.
I buy physical DVD & Blueray discs, as then I own the disc and can play it when I want.
BUT I avoid 4K Bluerays with their online-dongle.
I personally prefer buying over subscription based models (got burned several times).
- mal808 9y agoSome smaller record labels I follow sell their artists albums for around €10 to €15 with immediate download of high quality, DRM free mp3's, then a physical CD with stickers, etc, follow in the post. I like that model.
- aidenn0 9y agoYou need a beefy machine to capture, but there are 4k capture cards that do work now. I use x264 in lossless mode at superfast and it can keep up on a ryzen 1700. You now own your movie again. You'll need an HDCP 2.2 stripper, but those aren't too hard to find (I got mine for $40 on amazon).