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The plan for legit Blu-ray copies explained at Engadget HD

June 19th, 2009 | blu-ray jukebox, aacs-la, Blu-rayJukebox, kaleidascape, ManagedCopy, managed copy, Backup, aacs, Engadget HD, Drm, EngadgetHd, media server, Copy, MediaServer, Blu-Ray


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For those with a disc rack full of Blu-ray packages and who’d like to shove all those optical discs to the attic for a streamlined media server solution — without resorting to other routes like downloading or cracking open AACS — Managed Copy is finally on the way, thanks to the just finalized AACS specification, to offer an authorized option for making a copy of your Blu-ray disc. We had a nice long talk with gatekeepers AACS-LA about what to expect when compatible Blu-ray hardware arrives in 2010 and Managed Copy-enabled discs begin shipping later this year; for more details like how many copies can be made, how the DRM works and how much this might cost head over to Engadget HD and see what it all means, and hopefully when we can put away our discs for the last time in favor of a Blu-ray Jukebox.
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Original post by Richard Lawler



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