PS3 Video Store provides more reason to avoid DRM

If you perform any of the following operations after backing up, copyright-protected video files in the backup data may not restore correctly.In other words, your PS3 (and up to 3 PSPs) owns the purchased video, you do not.
- Format the hard disk
- Restore the PS3™ system
- Move copyright-protected video
- Download copyright-protected video
- Play copyright-protected video that has a time restriction for the first time
Read -- PS3 redownload limits
Read -- Sony PS3 Backup Utility






















As long as there is no significant price difference between downloaded media and the hardcopy I will anyway always go for the hardcopy - I do not need the download type of instant gratification ;)
My PS3 does not have a job. It does not pay for any videos, so how is it that they tell me that my PS3 owns the video and not me? Maybe I bought it and gifted it to my PS3? I don't know but I'm not buying anything that I am forced to gift away.
Well, you see, the tree goes a little like this. Studio A licenses a movie to Sony, so that they can license the download of the license to watch the movie to those who are licensed to use THEIR hardware. You don't own shit, I'm afraid. Sony own the console, Studio A owns the movie, you own a serious feeling of being done up the wrongun.
Amazon VOD looks better every day.
oh look! Yet another way to alienate legitimate buyers! Let's all switch to digital distribution, quick! Fucking idiots. This is worse that the Mass Effect / Spore Lunacy. At least you could activate those THREE times.
HAHAHA IN YOUR FACE PS3 fanboys!!! I knew this was gonna happen. Sony always privatize every products they make and spy on you with their rootkit. Booooooooooooo sony!
So now the three letters D R M are being used to hide Sony and Engadget's complete ignorance and incompetence....bet the stock market troubles could be blamed on D R M...Q