I never understood why anyone would want a kelidescope system when they could but a pc and a couple terrabytes of Hard drive for less than 2000 dollars and rip all their dvds that way.
In most cases, that still violates the DMCA, since you're being forced to crack CSS in order to get a useful rip. I think the only product like that, though, is DriveIn for OS X by Flip4Mac, which I was expecting to be sued out of existence pretty quickly. However, unless you simultaneously mount all the disc images, you won't be able to access these from a "ten foot UI" (like Front Row).
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I never understood why anyone would want a kelidescope system when they could but a pc and a couple terrabytes of Hard drive for less than 2000 dollars and rip all their dvds that way.
Much cheaper, and no law suite problems! :)
In most cases, that still violates the DMCA, since you're being forced to crack CSS in order to get a useful rip. I think the only product like that, though, is DriveIn for OS X by Flip4Mac, which I was expecting to be sued out of existence pretty quickly. However, unless you simultaneously mount all the disc images, you won't be able to access these from a "ten foot UI" (like Front Row).