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Or you could just set up your network share(s) right & play from there with NO DRM whatsoever...

Or you could go get VLC (www.videolan.org) which should take care of any/all other video and media needs you have.



I sure don't need, nor do I EVER want, another Sony product filled to the brim with Digital Restrictions Management (the real meaning of the acronym). Count me out.]]>Jun 12th 2006 3:40PM