JazzyJeez on 04 April 2011
| Euphoria14 said: Targets:
NOTE: I Don't know if this has been brought to attention before, but as yet another form of censorship, Sony's Blue ray player in the PS3 now mutes the audio of any burned CD/DVD, meaning when you watch a movie... about 20 mins in, the audio will Mute and a message will come up saying it has been muted due to copyright laws.
This ties in to operation Payback and I think it should be brought to attention. May help get people in the hive.
Is that true? If I burn a home video onto a DVD and play it on the PS3 the audio will cut out after 20 minutes? When did this happen? Same if I burn legally purchased songs from iTunes onto a CD?
Wild. Anyways, not sure if everyone has read what is in the link. |
It's cinavia, its a watermark that's encoded in the audio stream, a number of films contain it which won't allow cinavia enabled machines to play it if the audio & video don't correctly match, it doesn't affect home video what so ever, unless you're recording a cinavia film with a cam.
I have a number of films I've downloaded with cinavia, its a pain in the arse but I can't go around blaming film studios for using this protection, fair play to them tbh.
