Music Industry Develops New Un-copiable Media
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"Piracy-Proof"
You know that is the same as saying, "Hey, every hacker in the world, see if you can crack it!"
Give it about 3 months after it is released and at least one person would find out how to hack it, most likrly a machine that reads it and send the signals in raw format to the computer.
2002? its prob cracked by now
Yea. But there was going to be a larger more official disk made that was going to be uncrackable it was called DVD-M or DVD-S or something along those lines. Anyways, it was supposed to come out around the time Linkin Park's Meteora came out (I'm not a big fan of theirs but it's the closest album release date...)
wish they would just give up. there is always going to be a backdoor.
it might be uncopiable but i think the music industry assumes that everyone is just going to run out and buy these new drives
Umm.... it's a joke....
12inch discs.... black plastic.... sound stored by ridges..... codenamed Record?
It's vinyl!!! You know, that stuff that came before cassette tapes!!!
Holy crap, That didn't even cross my mind. I thought it was an upgrade from the record.
Though, I do prefer records. They have a nice sound that you don't get from digital media.
holy crap. either none of those folks above viper clicked the link, or the generation gap just got a damned stretch bigger at aqua-soft. wowzah.
12 inches in diameter, which must be played on a specially designed'turntable'.
"We can state with absolute certainty that no computer in the world can access
the data on this disc,"
:woot: :woot: :6
urbanreflex.com 2002
As rumours that a Taiwanese company has been secretly developing a12 inch wide, turntable -driven, needle-based, firewire drive remain unconfirmed,
it would appear that the music industry may, at last, have found the pirate-proof
format it has long been searching for.
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Holy crap, I seriously hope those first few just didn't read teh article. Too bad the format is copyable (it's called recording, you'll lose quality in the digital to analog but you lose quality in MP3 and pretty much every other file format too).
my dad's uploaded records to his pc before, I thought this was something different, didn't bother reading the article.
as long as the player has a head-phones jack on it.... I got it "cracked"
Good joke... you know all those youngin's out there that have never seen an actual "Record" are probably scratching there head about now.
"I couldn'tget it into any of my drives. I mean, what format is it? Is it, like, from France or
something?"
Yeah, like Ji Eun said: Holy crap. OMG. 
Originally posted by -=Sgt. Config=-@Jul 29 2004, 12:02 PMYou insulting me?
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Anyone born after 1980 more than likely has not used or listened to an actual LP (Record). At least not intentionaly anyway.
Most likely they started with cassettes and then went CD.
Can't remember the exact year, but I know it was before 1990 that vinyl record manufacturing, on a large scale anyway, ceased.
I still own like 40 or so of them. And an actual device to listen to them with. :woot:
Originally posted by -=Sgt. Config=-@Jul 29 2004, 01:15 PMbut i have.. but i am only 12
and wizard..... i dont care if it's pointless
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Rules are for all ages... ::Waits for a mod or Admin to pwn him::
I am from '87 and I've head LPs and 8-tracks! Hell, I've still got a VCR!
Originally posted by ihartmacz@Jul 29 2004, 12:19 PMRules are for all ages... ::Waits for a mod or Admin to pwn him::
I am from '87 and I've head LPs and 8-tracks! Hell, I've still got a VCR!
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I have no doubt you've heard of them.
But have you ever used an 8-track player or record player before?
As I stated before it IS possible you may have done so, but it's highly unlikely.
I'm not knockin' the younger generation... the subject matter just made me realize how old I really am. 
Originally posted by wizard@Jul 29 2004, 02:13 PMSgt. Config, I know you are new, and considering you have about 10 posts within the hour of joining, you may want to read the rules. Esspecially
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Wizard, I hope you don't deem this post of scarcastic, since I don't post on Aqua-Soft that often and I don't know that much about the board. Can you or someone else please tell me where the thank feature on this board is?
Thank you very much for your help in advance
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Originally posted by rjohnstone@Jul 29 2004, 08:08 PM
Anyone born after 1980 more than likely has not used or listened to an actual LP (Record). At least not intentionaly anyway.
Born in 1982, know what a record is, have used them many times, and I got the joke, hence posting it in the first place ![]()
General Stupidity != General Discussion
Lets try not to post useless comments with alleged insults and/or smilie based replies. Spamming is not welcome here and is (as you can see) taken care of rather quickly.
Sgt Config, spamming with flamebait comments will only get you on the member's bad side and more importantly a warning and/ or a suspension. Lets calm down.
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Did you guys even read the article? How could you not realize it. I noticed it just with the title. Sad world.
Originally posted by st3wi3@Jul 29 2004, 05:47 PMDid you guys even read the article? How could you not realize it. I noticed it just with the title. Sad world.
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Considering you are the seventh person to say this. I just skimmed through it. I didn't have an eye to catch the sarcasm at the time. Get over it. Anybody could have made the mistake. You were just fortunate to have someone else being the guinea pig.
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