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I'm sure it's probably a requirement from all the 3rd party media companies. They didn't seem to like VPNs either. But I also wouldn't be surprised if Netflix w

I'm sure it's probably a requirement from all the 3rd party media companies. They didn't seem to like VPNs either. But I also wouldn't be surprised if Netflix wants it to keep high quality versions at least off pirate sites.

alfalfasprout 4y ago
4k rips land on usenet super quickly though and they're excellent quality. HDCP is already easily bypassed at this point.
- Scoundreller 4y ago
  But probably re-encodes, so filesizes are bigger for close enough quality. A direct crack of the encryption would be best from a space-quality perspective. Doesn’t really matter much though in most of the world as it used to though.
  - echelon_musk 4y ago
    This is incorrect. See the difference between a scene WEB release and a P2P WEB-Rip. > The landscape of the WEB scene has changed in the last four years. > Subsequently, the ability to defeat DRM has become ubiquitous. https://scenerules.org/n.html?id=2020_WDX.nfo https://scenerules.org/n.html?id=2020_WDX.nfo