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roadsrunning

join:2005-09-04
Independence, OH
reply to openbox9
Re: Why so much money?

So how do you backup your copy if it has "copy protection" on it?

Seems to me that something doesn't feel right about this.

openbox9

join:2004-01-26
Alexandria, VA
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said by roadsrunning See Profile :

So how do you backup your copy if it has "copy protection" on it?
Just like any other iTunes DRM'd purchase

»www.apple.com/support/itunes/store/movies/
»support.apple.com/kb/HT1382

roadsrunning

join:2005-09-04
Independence, OH
Bah, you first need a dvd writer, then a dvd-rw holds about 4.5 gigs of data. So if you have a 50 gig collection then you need 11 discs. What a PITA.

Guess it rules out Apple. Makes VUDU look better and better everyday.

openbox9

join:2004-01-26
Alexandria, VA
The original debate was between the benefits of "owning" an Apple iTunes movie and "owning" a physical DVD. Either way you need a DVD writer and blank media to facilitate a backup mechanism. What am I missing?


a333
A hot cup of integrals please

join:2007-06-12
Rego Park, NY
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er..... you backup a DVD ONTO your EXISTING hard drive, so unless your hard drive is pitifully small, you get much better value for your money than iTunes DL:
Itunes: $15/download + a couple of hours download + extra DVD required to backup the download and hours of frustration trying to get past the DRM

DVD: About $16 + Copies onto existing HD + encryption (if any) easily bypassed (just use AnyDVD or something like that)

Decisions, decisions...........

openbox9

join:2004-01-26
Alexandria, VA
·AT&T Southeast

said by a333 See Profile :

er..... you backup a DVD ONTO your EXISTING hard drive
Ok, so backup your iTunes library onto your existing hard drive, or even a second hard drive if you're that paranoid and/or don't want to use CD/DVD media.
said by a333 See Profile :

Itunes: $15/download + a couple of hours download + extra DVD required to backup the download and hours of frustration trying to get past the DRM
You don't need to get past the DRM...unless of course you're trying to get outside of iTunes. Which if that's the case, don't purchase from the iTunes Store
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