Hd Dvd Has Been Cracked And Is On Torrents

HDBITZ · HDBITZ

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It has come to the attention of the HDBits staff that with the successful decryption of AACS, the internet has been abuzz about this breakthrough in being able to backup your copyrighted HD DVD's. Add to that the fact that one of our users was able to decryt an HD DVD and upload it here, and people have even more to talk about. To prevent HDBits from receiving any more attention than we want, this new rule is now in effect:

Any users found mentioning this site in any public discussions/boards,
particularly ones about HD DVD's and AACS encryption, will be immediately banned.

NOTICE: This is a mass pm, it has been sent to everyone
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Took long enough

Backslash · Backslash

further proof that hd dvd>bluray

DKre8ive1 · DKre8ive1

Holly Sh*t 19gigs for one movie dam people better start buying terabyte hard drives and it would suck if the movie turned out to be nuked because of some flaw.

That is way to much bandwidth to spend on just one movie imho.

Backslash · Backslash

well yeah it's hd dvdr, so youd think most people would download it early, burn to hd dvdr, then delete it once they've seeded enough. i, for one, am gonna try to hold off on buying either a blu-ray and hd dvd for as long as i can so i can get a cheaper one that will actually play burned discs

mofo. · mofo.

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Originally Posted by DKre8ive1

Holly Sh*t 19gigs for one movie dam people better start buying terabyte hard drives and it would suck if the movie turned out to be nuked because of some flaw.

i think standard dvds are of high enough quality, at least for me, but 19.6 gb is just ridiculous

Skiz · Skiz

Quote:

Originally Posted by HDBITZ

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It has come to the attention of the HDBits staff that with the successful decryption of AACS, the internet has been abuzz about this breakthrough in being able to backup your copyrighted HD DVD's. Add to that the fact that one of our users was able to decryt an HD DVD and upload it here, and people have even more to talk about. To prevent HDBits from receiving any more attention than we want, this new rule is now in effect:

Any users found mentioning this site in any public discussions/boards,
particularly ones about HD DVD's and AACS encryption, will be immediately banned.

NOTICE: This is a mass pm, it has been sent to everyone
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Took long enough

Then why the fuck are you posting it on this forum?

aburyach · aburyach

He wants to gain attention so the tracker becomes more valuable

Backslash · Backslash

yeah seems like he made a new acc so posting this news wouldnt ban him at.. you know where. but as long as invites are plentiful i dont think this tracker will go up in rarity, although it's by far the best in its content

mofo. · mofo.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Backslash

but as long as invites are plentiful i dont think this tracker will go up in rarity, although it's by far the best in its content

what ever happened to losthdtv, and hdtvtorrents?

Backslash · Backslash

i know hdtv torrents has been dead for a while. never heard of losthdtv...

HDBITZ	#1 01-14-2007, 01:58 AM
BANNED Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 3	Hd Dvd Has Been Cracked And Is On Torrents --------------------- It has come to the attention of the HDBits staff that with the successful decryption of AACS, the internet has been abuzz about this breakthrough in being able to backup your copyrighted HD DVD's. Add to that the fact that one of our users was able to decryt an HD DVD and upload it here, and people have even more to talk about. To prevent HDBits from receiving any more attention than we want, this new rule is now in effect: Any users found mentioning this site in any public discussions/boards, particularly ones about HD DVD's and AACS encryption, will be immediately banned. NOTICE: This is a mass pm, it has been sent to everyone ------------------------ Took long enough

Backslash	BitTorrent - #2 01-14-2007, 02:17 AM
you're dead Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Wilkes-Barre Posts: 1,619 BT Rep: +50	further proof that hd dvd>bluray __________________

Backslash	BitTorrent - #4 01-14-2007, 02:26 AM
you're dead Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Wilkes-Barre Posts: 1,619 BT Rep: +50	well yeah it's hd dvdr, so youd think most people would download it early, burn to hd dvdr, then delete it once they've seeded enough. i, for one, am gonna try to hold off on buying either a blu-ray and hd dvd for as long as i can so i can get a cheaper one that will actually play burned discs __________________

aburyach	BitTorrent - #7 01-14-2007, 02:50 AM
Poster Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 1,184 BT Rep: +30	He wants to gain attention so the tracker becomes more valuable __________________

Backslash	BitTorrent - #8 01-14-2007, 02:57 AM
you're dead Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Wilkes-Barre Posts: 1,619 BT Rep: +50	yeah seems like he made a new acc so posting this news wouldnt ban him at.. you know where. but as long as invites are plentiful i dont think this tracker will go up in rarity, although it's by far the best in its content __________________

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DKre8ive1	BitTorrent - #3 01-14-2007, 02:23 AM
L0st N S0und Join Date: May 2006 Location: Deep ND Rythm Posts: 766 BT Rep: +2	Holly Sh*t 19gigs for one movie dam people better start buying terabyte hard drives and it would suck if the movie turned out to be nuked because of some flaw. That is way to much bandwidth to spend on just one movie imho.

Backslash	BitTorrent - #10 01-14-2007, 03:14 AM
you're dead Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Wilkes-Barre Posts: 1,619 BT Rep: +50	i know hdtv torrents has been dead for a while. never heard of losthdtv... __________________

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