Kinda reminds me of a math teacher I had back in Junior High.
What's the least number of coins needed to make 45 cents? My answer was 2, a quarter and a 20-cent piece. She thought I was just being my normal sarcastic self, until I brought the coin in the next day.
That was pretty fun. We didn't make 'em for long (1875-1878), but we made 'em.
There's a lot of good discussion on the DRM for these types of discs at http://www.avsforum.com/.
I'm not crazy about the DRM either, but the main reason I haven't bought any is the 5.1 surround sound options for these DVDs. Your only choices are either 1) analog 5.1 outputs or 2) a new receiver that decodes WMA 5.1 format.
For folks with home theater PCs with a digital audio connection, this is really annoying.
I regularly experience the high volume crashes with my Speedstream 2624 wirless router. I bought it because of PCI card compatiblity, and I've had no problems with their cards (PCI and PCMCIA). But having to physically stop and restart the router stinks.
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Kinda reminds me of a math teacher I had back in Junior High.
What's the least number of coins needed to make 45 cents? My answer was 2, a quarter and a 20-cent piece. She thought I was just being my normal sarcastic self, until I brought the coin in the next day.
That was pretty fun. We didn't make 'em for long (1875-1878), but we made 'em.
The old sense of humor was there, but the gameplay was just terrible.
There's a lot of good discussion on the DRM for these types of discs at http://www.avsforum.com/.
I'm not crazy about the DRM either, but the main reason I haven't bought any is the 5.1 surround sound options for these DVDs. Your only choices are either 1) analog 5.1 outputs or 2) a new receiver that decodes WMA 5.1 format.
For folks with home theater PCs with a digital audio connection, this is really annoying.
I regularly experience the high volume crashes with my Speedstream 2624 wirless router. I bought it because of PCI card compatiblity, and I've had no problems with their cards (PCI and PCMCIA). But having to physically stop and restart the router stinks.