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Slysoft keeps being a thorn in the side of the movie studios
Written by Andreas G 02 January 2009 18:21

Slysoft, the makers of AnyDVD HD, has announced that it once again has managed to outsmart the movie studios by breaking the latest version of the Blu-ray BD+ DRM protection. Slysoft says that AnyDVD HD can make backups of any currently available Blu-ray movie, making it one of a kind. Maybe it is time for the movie studios to realize their is no unbreakable DRM, a bit like Electronics Arts has now that it will release its games to Steam and even remove DRM from selected already released titles. We seriously doubt it though.

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