I've only read through one AVS forum thread and AACS was supposed to be "robust" (?) protection scheme.

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In Reply to: HD already cracked posted by Duilawyer on May 3, 2007 at 05:41:34:

Which can adapt to successful "hacks". I.e. once broken, can be fixed, only to be broken again and again in a cat and mouse game. BD+ is alleged to be more robust but I've no doubt the hackers will be up to the challenge. But if it helps keep most of the studios away from HD-DVD in favor of Blu-ray, I'm okay with it.
Not that I care about piracy, I've yet to burn a DVD.

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Topic - HD already cracked - Duilawyer 05:41:34 05/03/07 (4)

*sigh* - Jack G 10:41:58 05/03/07 (2)

Not entirely true - MDavis 15:26:01 05/03/07 (1)

Correct - Jack G 04:59:38 05/04/07 (0)

I've only read through one AVS forum thread and AACS was supposed to be "robust" (?) protection scheme. - oscar 08:47:59 05/03/07 (0)

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I've only read through one AVS forum thread and AACS was supposed to be "robust" (?) protection scheme. - oscar 08:47:59 05/03/07 (0)

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