In a way you can't blame Hollywood for not wanting copies made. There will always be such a problem, I guess. Each DVD comes with a theft protection device when you buy it. Why not use this or something like it, that can't be reproduced or copied in any way. Each DVD player or DVD-ROM scan for the acompanying object exclusive to each DVD. When not in use, the device is stored in or on the case or, if the device is thin and light enough it can be glued right on the DVD so it won't get lost. The problen with a dial-up connection, not everything can be connected, (watching movies on a long trip in the car, ect.) It is still better to be independant, or just don't worry about copies. I'm sure this, as any new idea would, will open a new can of worms.
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In a way you can't blame Hollywood for not wanting copies made. There will always be such a problem, I guess. Each DVD comes with a theft protection device when you buy it. Why not use this or something like it, that can't be reproduced or copied in any way. Each DVD player or DVD-ROM scan for the acompanying object exclusive to each DVD. When not in use, the device is stored in or on the case or, if the device is thin and light enough it can be glued right on the DVD so it won't get lost. The problen with a dial-up connection, not everything can be connected, (watching movies on a long trip in the car, ect.) It is still better to be independant, or just don't worry about copies. I'm sure this, as any new idea would, will open a new can of worms.