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thesuperfunk
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Originally posted by skip
i've been using it for years and known what it is for quite some while too.



congratulations

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Originally posted by skip
and wtf does that have to do with anything though?



the fact that most people on here won't ever use S/PDIF .. thus it won't affect them, yet they still bitch about it

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Originally posted by skip it's not our fault you don't know what s/pdif is. i guess you feel differently and swallow all the bull that's shoved down your throat.


riiiiight :rolleyes:
DRM
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Originally posted by skip
drm, M$. :whip:


and you too :p
skip
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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
congratulations


thanks


quote:
Originally posted by thesuperfunk
the fact that most people on here won't ever use S/PDIF .. thus it won't affect them, yet they still bitch about it


how would you know if they use (or will in the future be using) s/pdif or not? i agree that it's kinda pointless complaining about something that you don't use of never will use. but the people complaining could very well all be using s/pdif right now or planning to start using it soon.


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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
riiiiight :rolleyes:


well you seem to think there's nothing wrong with all this drm bull, so i can only draw the conclusion that just accept it no matter what.
let me ask you this:
how does this drm bull make our life better? the consumers who pay for the ing product. how does it help us? does it do something for our good? i don't think it does. all it does is add hassle and bull that people who don't understand the pros of free standards will happily accept because they don't know any better. i haven't seen a single reasonable argument for this bull. i don't see how it really benefits anyone. but it does add confusion and frustration so i think it's bull. but apparently you think otherwise and i'd like to know why.
thesuperfunk
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Originally posted by skip

well you seem to think there's nothing wrong with all this drm bull


exactly when did i say this? ... drm doesn't affect me in the slightest so i couldn't really give a .
skip
quote:
Originally posted by thesuperfunk
exactly when did i say this? ... drm doesn't affect me in the slightest so i couldn't really give a .



well you had a problem with people having a problem with drm. that leads me to the conclusion that you don't have a problem with drm, but on the contrary think it's a good thing. apparently i was wrong. i just don't see your logic at all. :conf:
thesuperfunk
no, no ... i had the problem with people bitching about all of this when it didn't affect them!
david.michael
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Originally posted by thesuperfunk
no, no ... i had the problem with people bitching about all of this when it didn't affect them!


How, precisely, do you know whom it is or is not going to affect?
HotDogWater
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Originally posted by TigerClaw
The Zune has the most idiotic function known to man. It lets you share music wirelessly with another Zune, But the person who received the music is only allowed to listen to the tune 3 times on a 3 day period. After that, The tune won't play any more.

more idiotic than not being able to share anything, i.e. ipod, right?
TigerClaw
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Originally posted by HotDogWater
more idiotic than not being able to share anything, i.e. ipod, right?

What I meant was the idiotic part being the fact that the person who receives the song, Can only hear it 3 times in only a 3 day period. In other words you have 3 chances to listen to the song and you only have 3 days to do it. After that, It won't play any more.
TigerClaw
In the long run, This is going to affect a lot of consumers who own older monitors and graphics card that don't have the HDCP specs. They won't be able to watch the protected HD content on there system until they purchase a graphics card and monitor with the HDCP support built in.

Lunar Phase 7
So ghey. It prolly won't even effect me, but it still pisses me off they do this .
TigerClaw
Theres a podcast that has two episodes that explains in great details, About this whole Windows Vista Content Protection/DRM thats built inside it. The first one features the person who wrote that lengthy article on A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista DRM and Content Protection. You can listen to it here. The 2nd one they wrap up the whole discussion on Vista's content protection, You can listen to that one here.
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