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<blockquote data-quote="evilTom" data-source="post: 400962" data-attributes="member: 71100"><p>Its a shame really as I'm prepared to pay for a subscription from one of these companies in return for being able to watch via the equipment I want to use. It's up to them what restrictions they impose but it just means I have to look elsewhere for the shows I want to watch and they miss out on my money.</p><p>You can see how people start to pirate things. Doing the right thing is so tricky. </p><p></p><p>I wonder if subscription TV will ever mirror the music MP3 scenario, i.e. consumers weren't prepared to pay for DRM crippled music that they could only play on devices that record label approved, there was a backlash, and now the majority of music is available DRM free.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="evilTom, post: 400962, member: 71100"] Its a shame really as I'm prepared to pay for a subscription from one of these companies in return for being able to watch via the equipment I want to use. It's up to them what restrictions they impose but it just means I have to look elsewhere for the shows I want to watch and they miss out on my money. You can see how people start to pirate things. Doing the right thing is so tricky. I wonder if subscription TV will ever mirror the music MP3 scenario, i.e. consumers weren't prepared to pay for DRM crippled music that they could only play on devices that record label approved, there was a backlash, and now the majority of music is available DRM free. [/QUOTE]
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