Well I would call the rattling of candybags, popcorn boxes and snickering of all those thai kids in the audience protection enough. Because that's what you get when you buy a crappy camcorded dvd on the black market. (okay so telesync removes distracting audience noises but please, the video quality..)
It's not so much a question of "how soon it will be available on the net and/or thai market", rather than "how soon it will be available on the net/and or thai market in a format that you can actually watch without having your eyes and ears bleed."
Oh and a simple point: a hardware drive was already hacked, it was actually the first method used to retrieve the hd/bluray-keys (check older news for the doom9 link). It doesn't matter how many updates the companies push out, the old hacked drive can still be used to retrieve keys from the new discs.
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Well I would call the rattling of candybags, popcorn boxes and snickering of all those thai kids in the audience protection enough. Because that's what you get when you buy a crappy camcorded dvd on the black market. (okay so telesync removes distracting audience noises but please, the video quality..)
It's not so much a question of "how soon it will be available on the net and/or thai market", rather than "how soon it will be available on the net/and or thai market in a format that you can actually watch without having your eyes and ears bleed."
Oh and a simple point: a hardware drive was already hacked, it was actually the first method used to retrieve the hd/bluray-keys (check older news for the doom9 link). It doesn't matter how many updates the companies push out, the old hacked drive can still be used to retrieve keys from the new discs.
They see me rollin
They hatin'
IDDQD
Now sue me.