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I have no arguments about Blu-ray specifically, but with no open implementation I have general concern for the viability of the files. And relying on hardware w
by dotancohen 3y ago
I have no arguments about Blu-ray specifically, but with no open implementation I have general concern for the viability of the files. And relying on hardware working at all is a fickle proposition, even across the span of months or years.
- nebula8804 3y agoYou do have the ability to strip the DRM from the BR and burn or archive a copy of the content sans DRM. Of course you still have to contend with maintaining the longevity of the medium that the data is stored on but at least the content is free and in the clear for eternity.
- izacus 3y agoDid they crack AACS 2 yet? A couple of years ago it was still a problem to backup UHD BRs.
- nebula8804 3y agoI've been able to rip 4K UHD but only using specific models of drive. (some LG drives). Would really like to use Pioneer as they are more reliable but they are not cracked yet(as far as I know).