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<blockquote data-quote="zicoz" data-source="post: 635197" data-attributes="member: 24585"><p>Itunes and Zune are both legal download "sites", the only problem is DRM, looking at the Web-DL versions torrents of TV-shows that have started popping up the last couple of months it seems as the DRM for one of them is broken though. Aimersoft has a software that can remove DRM, but all it does is to play back the video and then capture the video from the screen, so I'm not sure that gives the best end result.</p><p></p><p>Don't know how legal it is in various countries around the world, but I'm sure it's legal in Norway, and I base that on the case against DVD-Jon where it was ruled that if you buy a media you are allowed to play it back on whatever device you want. Basically if it's legal to remove DRM from BR/DVDs you should be allowed to remove it from DLC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zicoz, post: 635197, member: 24585"] Itunes and Zune are both legal download "sites", the only problem is DRM, looking at the Web-DL versions torrents of TV-shows that have started popping up the last couple of months it seems as the DRM for one of them is broken though. Aimersoft has a software that can remove DRM, but all it does is to play back the video and then capture the video from the screen, so I'm not sure that gives the best end result. Don't know how legal it is in various countries around the world, but I'm sure it's legal in Norway, and I base that on the case against DVD-Jon where it was ruled that if you buy a media you are allowed to play it back on whatever device you want. Basically if it's legal to remove DRM from BR/DVDs you should be allowed to remove it from DLC. [/QUOTE]
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