Nick LaForge wrote:
I don't think anybody here would implement DRM if it wasn't necessary
to stay afloat... .
I'm sorry... I simply want no part in DRM. It's blatantly unnecessary.
My thought is simple. If there is a market for this, then it something
to consider. I don't like DRM, but I am not going to buy Windows just
to be able to use HD video. DH, I hate Windows more than I hate DRM.
I really don't know how the HD market will go. My current thought is
that if I purchase a new monitor that I would want wide screen and the
DRM people consider WXGA (1280 x7 68) as a high resolution format. If
HD and wide screen become popular, this could have a serious negative
effect on the Linux/*NIX market.
It is possible that AACS will be completely cracked by the end of the
year. Is so, this would make only a small difference in what the market
would need. It might still be necessary to have HDMI/HDCP output and a
hardware accelerator to decode AACS.
--
JRT
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