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Cinavia, this caused me to buy a D-Link Boxee. PS3 stopped being my media player a long time ago.
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I don't understand... why is Cinavia so bad? Piracy is illegal, so unless I misunderstand the whole point of it, it's a good thing?

What does Cinavia have to do with piracy? I did a quick google search and it really seems to be something that would not effect pirates in the slightest, seeing as how your typical pirated file does not contain Cinavia encryption.

Personally I use PS3 Media Server for all my streaming needs, it even works on the 360.
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So nothing I actually want.
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Ripping media is a right, so not liking this cineva thing != piracy
iirc, a mod here has about 16TB media server?

Someone has a 52 TB media server. I can't remember who though.
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What does Cinavia have to do with piracy? I did a quick google search and it really seems to be something that would not effect pirates in the slightest, seeing as how your typical pirated file does not contain Cinavia encryption.

Its like a watermark DRM that looks for a key, and if its not there, it knows its a "pirate" copy. Which would kill ripping blue rays. At least I think it works like that. .
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great more ciniva the only reason i stopped using it.
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Its like a watermark DRM that looks for a key, and if its not there, it knows its a "pirate" copy. Which would kill ripping blue rays. At least I think it works like that. .

Ya, using PS3 media server would completely bypass this. PS3 Media server completely remuxes your stream while you watch, so the format isn't something that this DRM system would interact with.

If anyone is interested you can download it here. I don't use it all that much anymore due to my computer being directly connected to my TV now, but I still have it on some of my other TV's and it works quite well.
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Its funny how console gamers always claim using a console is so much easier. "Just pop in the game and play". Yet now days they run updates, install games and create profiles like PC gamers. It's not that hard is it rolleyes.gif
    
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post #27 of 42
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Its funny how console gamers always claim using a console is so much easier. "Just pop in the game and play". Yet now days they run updates, install games and create profiles like PC gamers. It's not that hard is it rolleyes.gif
If you can't figure out how to get PC games to run, you deserve to be smacked upside the head anyways. Plus, google is right there for any issues you do have.
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Ya, using PS3 media server would completely bypass this. PS3 Media server completely remuxes your stream while you watch, so the format isn't something that this DRM system would interact with.
If anyone is interested you can download it here. I don't use it all that much anymore due to my computer being directly connected to my TV now, but I still have it on some of my other TV's and it works quite well.

Nope

Cineava can even detect remuxed. You can google on the PS3 Media Server forums.

There is only one true working method right now, and that is to, every 20 minutes, go set your time ahead 3 days or so, then you can go back to watching it for another 20, keep doing it. I've done it on several movies.

It's a bane upon the system.


PS3 Media server actually had an option, for one build only, to remove Cineava protection. Then, Sony contacted them and threatened to sue, so they removed it and tried to delete all versions of it on the web. IT makes me sad.

And yes, it affects pirated and legit content alike.

Can be bypassed with the trick above, but it shouldn't be happening.

It's bull-freaking-crap.
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post #29 of 42
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Its funny how console gamers always claim using a console is so much easier. "Just pop in the game and play". Yet now days they run updates, install games and create profiles like PC gamers. It's not that hard is it rolleyes.gif

PC gaming is exactly the same as console gaming these days. Apart from everything you have already said you just need to install Steam and get your games from there and it will automatically install the games for you.
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Remember when you could save your game, or name your save game, even?

Or profiles existed?

I miss those days.

These days, games either only allow auto save, or one save. Long gone are the days you can click "Save" click on a lsot and select which slot to save in...or "Switch Profile" if you want a friend to play.

It's really lame.
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