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I think his point is rather that DRM asks more from the user (a specific browser, a specific plugin, a specific string to enter in a box) for essentially the sa
by rakoo 12y ago
I think his point is rather that DRM asks more from the user (a specific browser, a specific plugin, a specific string to enter in a box) for essentially the same experience.
Oh and you can do less things with a DRM'd media than with a non-DRM'd. Even though you technically have the same rights.
- josteink 12y agoOh and you can do less things with a DRM'd media than with a non-DRM'd. Even though you technically have the same rights. None of the big streaming-services supports the HW I have in my home-stereo rig. All of them supports H264 video and HDMI. Not offering me H264 content uncrippled is leaving me, as a potential customer, no reason to sign up.