Bypass DRM?
Jevo90
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Hi
I've uploaded a home movie from my grandmas 80th birthday onto a website from my Dads house, so that I could download it onto my computer and burn it on to disc
but when i go to DVD maker, it says that it cannot import it because of DRM
can anybody tell me how to bypass this?
I was sort of counting on it to burn on DVD for the whole family =[
I've uploaded a home movie from my grandmas 80th birthday onto a website from my Dads house, so that I could download it onto my computer and burn it on to disc
but when i go to DVD maker, it says that it cannot import it because of DRM
can anybody tell me how to bypass this?
I was sort of counting on it to burn on DVD for the whole family =[
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It's the only way.
Do you reckon we should get rid of copyright too?
DRM being "Digital Rights Management" apparently. It seems my licence needs updating or some such, but as I say, I don't quite know what it's all about. All I want to do is play stuff off the BBCi player, as advertised on the BBC itself.
What is this DRM licence ? How the hell is the average person supposed to know all about it ?
At any rate the BBCi player won't work, presumably because of it. I tried to follow the instructions to rectify the situation, but they simply didn't work.
Well, this link tells you a bit about it.
This has to be an error.
You made the movie and you own it so DRM doesn't apply.
I would suggest the site that you uploaded it to has applied DRM to stop pirate movies being distributed.
Thats odd, might be best sticking the original file onto a USB stick or something and missing out the website altogether. I can't see how a home movie has ended up DRM'd unless that website done it.