Looks like no more cams
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/biztech/04/19...rder.piracy.ap/
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Looks like no more cams
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/biztech/04/19...rder.piracy.ap/
Elisha Is My Wife, DONT TOUCH! (LP FAN - Fort Minor Sucks BTW) oh and forgot i use the alias NoX here.. lol
I never watch CAM movies anyway... They have a very low quality compared to screeners and DVD rips...
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Old news, posted two days ago. These new digital cameras are only in use in a few small areas, they are very expensive, and this could take 10 years before the effect trickles down to us.
Look here.
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well sorryyyy.......
Elisha Is My Wife, DONT TOUCH! (LP FAN - Fort Minor Sucks BTW) oh and forgot i use the alias NoX here.. lol
Let's just stay with DVD screeners now.
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Don't fret, there won't be a shortage of cams anytime soon.
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I only watch Screeners anyways
screeners and dvd rips would be the way to go but if it's a new release then we might want to see it but no matter what the "industry" comes up with to stop piracy "k13pto's" (cleptomaniacs) like me will find a way to get around it. that this quote for the article as an exaple :
"The "forensic watermark" system is designed to be used with digital projectors, which show movies stored on computer discs rather than traditional 35-millimeter film. Only a small number of theaters have digital projectors, although it is expected that most theaters will go digital by the end of the decade."
they will be stored in a computer disc.... what's to stop us from ripping the disc.
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screeners and dvd rips would be the way to go but if it's a new release then we might want to see it but no matter what the "industry" comes up with to stop piracy "k13pto's" (cleptomaniacs) like me will find a way to get around it. that this quote for the article as an exaple :
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