On 19/06/07, David Woodhouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



From DVB this is nice and easy -- I stream MPEG to a file and she can do
what she likes with it. (Well, I then do what she tells me she'd like.)


Actually, she can't do what she likes with it: she can do what the law
allows her to do with it. This is an important point, and shouldn't be
ignored in the debate.

Does the misguided iPlayer DRM scheme allow this?


Why should it? It is not removing her ability to record the programme: she
simply has to use the DVB stream to do it.

What you're doing is the equivalent of someone getting into an automatic car
and complaining because it's removed your right the change gears. Just go
buy a with with gear shift, and stop complaining.

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