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posted by mpawlo
on Monday June 02, @06:30AM
from the hasta-la-diska dept.
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miladus writes "European importers of DVDs are warned by an anonymous source in The Inquirer, to beware of a US version
of Terminator 2 that's out over there.
Disk Two has a superhigh definition version of the film in Windows
Media 9 on it, but it incorporates a cunning type of digital rights
management (DRM).
An importer of US DVDs warns that it checks if you are in the USA or
Canada, possibly by using IP addresses, and if you're not, you're
terminated [Pawlo's comment: hopefully, this only applies to the DVD and not the individual].
It doesn't matter whether you've a region free drive or cunning
software either, apparently."
Read more in the Inquirer.
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