Just in case you didn't already piece it together, many (if not all) of
the new HD
DVD and Blu-ray Disc titles set for release on May 22nd will feature the
latest revisions to AACS. Right, the update hinted at by those forced user
updates to the WinDVD and PowerDVD software.
Yeah, well no worries... it's cracked. That's right, a week before the disks
have even hit the shops, the kids over at Slysoft have already released
AnyDVD
HD 6.1.5.1 (beta) which kicks AACS MKB v3 swiftly to the curb.
The entertainment industries need a new business model. One that's tolerant
of not making money from every copy of their content. Let's face it, no matter
how easily available something is, many people will still want to purchase it if
asked to because they don't want the hassle of using special software to strip a
file of DRM. Many people will want to buy it because they support a certain
artist or actor.
