"One of the handy new hidden 'features' of version 7 is the inability to burn encrypted dvds."
How is that any different from how Toast has always been from day #1 with DVD burning?
And why would you expect anything else from legitimate commercial software? I'm not passing judgement on whether it's morally right or wrong, but legally, there is the DMCA which has always required the developers of Toast to keep it from being able to rip/burn encrypted DVDs, and as such it always has been unable to do this (without a third party ripper).
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"One of the handy new hidden 'features' of version 7 is the inability to burn encrypted dvds."How is that any different from how Toast has always been from day #1 with DVD burning?
And why would you expect anything else from legitimate commercial software? I'm not passing judgement on whether it's morally right or wrong, but legally, there is the DMCA which has always required the developers of Toast to keep it from being able to rip/burn encrypted DVDs, and as such it always has been unable to do this (without a third party ripper).
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Wednesday, August 31 2005 @ 01:46 AM PDT