The benefit of purchasing a likely expensive audio card like this? The ability to see and listen to a disk the way it was designed to be enjoyed. Something seems a little f*'d up about this.
You know, I never did anything that violated the DMCA until just recently when I couldn't f*ing hear the audio on a BluRay disk I purchased from Best Buy. I had to download some crap from a Hungarian web site that somehow allowed me to play my disk as it is supposed to on my Linux machine.
DRM doesn't prevent piracy, it prevents sales. I'm not buying any more BluRay disks until they pull that s* off so we can enjoy the products we buy without all this hassle.
The phone has 256MB of RAM and a 1GHz processor, which do the job reasonably well, though the Anna interface will likely leave something to be desired for many smartphone users.
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The benefit of purchasing a likely expensive audio card like this? The ability to see and listen to a disk the way it was designed to be enjoyed. Something seems a little f*'d up about this.
You know, I never did anything that violated the DMCA until just recently when I couldn't f*ing hear the audio on a BluRay disk I purchased from Best Buy. I had to download some crap from a Hungarian web site that somehow allowed me to play my disk as it is supposed to on my Linux machine.
DRM doesn't prevent piracy, it prevents sales. I'm not buying any more BluRay disks until they pull that s* off so we can enjoy the products we buy without all this hassle.