Pirating BluRay and HD DVD solved

Focus your Sony HDV camera on a 50" Sony HD Plasma playing 1080p through
HDMI playing your original Sony BluRay DVD. Master your
inferior copy on a Sony blank which will have lots of flaring because you
left on autofocus and the copies blank costs
more than your original BluRay. Sell it to an undercover MPAA agent at your
local market
at a loss because no one there owns a Bluray DVD player. But will the MPAA
now insist all HDV cams be banned from being owned
to prevent you copying better than DVD resolution because they are a
copyright circumvention mechanism?. Probably yes because
the law is an ass.

Philip Heggie

On 6/23/2006 1:57:12 PM, Philip Heggie wrote:

> Focus your Sony HDV camera on a 50" Sony HD Plasma playing 1080p
> through HDMI playing your original Sony BluRay DVD. Master your
> inferior copy on a Sony blank which will have lots of flaring because
> you left on autofocus and the copies blank costs more than your
> original BluRay. Sell it to an undercover MPAA agent at your local
> market at a loss because no one there owns a Bluray DVD player. But
> will the MPAA now insist all HDV cams be banned from being owned to
> prevent you copying better than DVD resolution because they are a
> copyright circumvention mechanism?. Probably yes because the law is an
> ass.

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