I have some questions about Blue Ray.
1: Why does no one sue the entertainment industry for monopolistic
practices? While it seems a long shot that the United States today will side
with the people and their freedoms over the despotic control of the
entertainment autocracy; there is the slim chance that something might be
done. Also, and perhaps more important, our cause would be made on a level
that might reach national and international news. As such, it might create a
useful media circus that would prompt more activism on the issue. How could
anyone see this situation as supporting a free market? There is a decisive,
concerted effort by the mainstream entertainment industry to restrict the
free access of technology to the people. This, not sharing, should be the
felony.
2: How easy is it to side-step and ignore the encryption on Blue Ray and
just play the disc anyone like it is possible to do with DVD? From what I
understand, the early Blue Ray discs can be played but not the new ones? Is
this accurate? Is there any hopeful signs of all Blue Ray discs being usable
to us anytime soon?
3: Are we able to write to Blue Ray discs? From what I understand, and I
could be wrong here, but reading a commercial disk and writing to a writable
one is two different things as the writable one would not have the
encryption. I don't see an option in Brasero for this. Is it in the works,
or is some other program capable of this? I realize that at the moment that
Blue Ray discs are not yet a popular burning standard. However, that might
change in the future and I'm wondering if we are capable of this yet and if
not how close we might be.
Thank GNU
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