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| felipe |
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| atrabem wrote: | VOD vu par INA
| Quote: | L'INA, ce petit organisme gérant quelques vidéos (Arte ne doit pas connaitre :) ) propose donc sa propre plateforme visible ici:
http://www.ina.fr/archivespourtous/index.php
80% du contenu est et sera gratuit, le reste étant disponible soit en location soit en vente (avec des prix allant de 1 à 3 euros pour la location et de 1 à 12 euros pour l'achat).
Et devinez sur quoi ils se basent?
Quicktime et Divx!!!!!.
En conclusion, l'INA, organisme public français financé par la redevance, chargé de la mémoire audiovisuelle de notre pays a developpé une solution viable, multiplateforme pour de la VOD (ce ne sont pas les seuls comme j'ai dit, mais eux le propose déjà). Toutes les sociétés proposant de la VOD en France ont préféré la solution propriétaire d'une société privée américaine, compatible uniquement avec sa plateforme. |
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victime de son succès? | Quote: | Veuillez nous excuser ...
Le site ina.fr est momentanément indisponible en raison d'un trop grand nombre de visites.
Merci de réessayer ultérieurement. |
cela dit, j'ai un peu de mal avec le concept de location de fichier... |
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| flyermoney |
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| felipe wrote: | | cela dit, j'ai un peu de mal avec le concept de location de fichier... |
Pareil.
Perso, débourser 20 euros pour un DVD, objet physique que je peux lire quand je veux, avec choix des sous-titres et langues, sans avoir à allumer un ordi, chez moi, chez des amis, avec une bonne qualité audio-vidéo et des bonus en prime (quoique les bonus de qualité ne courent pas les rues...) ça me semble 1000 x mieux qu'un MPEG4 ou DiVX à 4 euros (sans compter l'inscription et l'achat en ligne moyennant carte de crédit ou bleue) qui prendra un moment à télécharger et qui crèvera au bout de 30 jours...
La VOD, c'est tellement pas mature encore.
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| flyermoney wrote: | | felipe wrote: | | cela dit, j'ai un peu de mal avec le concept de location de fichier... |
Pareil.
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La VOD, c'est tellement pas mature encore. |
le test d'un site de VOD aux USA (pas fameux du tout) | Quote: | The Movielink announcement last month about releasing VOD movies for purchase left me with a lot of unanswered questions.
First, who the hell would pay for this? Why would you spend $20 for KING KONG on your computer when you could go to Wal-Mart and buy the DVD for $14 and watch it on your computer, TV, portable DVD player, etc. What’s the appeal of owning an electronic-only version of a film when you can own an actual transferable copy of a film. All the major studios, minus Disney for the time being, have bought into the service so it must be something someone thinks is a good idea.
I couldn’t wrap my head around so I figured what better way to figure out the benefits than to give it a go myself. So on Tuesday night, I set out to legally download my first movie from the web courtesy of Movielink. And as luck would have it, I kept a running diary. |
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Canadian copyright agency launches kids' propaganda campaign
| Quote: | | Access Copyright has launched a new site that borders on parody, but is apparently serious. Captain Copyright, is a new "superhero" that educates children about the virtues of copyright, rushing to the scene in the event that someone publishes research without proper credit. While my first reaction to the site was that it is just silly, as I dug deeper, I now find it shameful. These materials, targeting kids as young as six years old, mispresents many issues and proposes classroom activities that are offensive. |
unauthorized fun with Captain Copyright :
"The Continuing Adventures of Private Infringer" is a fan-fiction serial based on Captain Copyright, the comic-book character who promotes a one-sided view of copyright, but Private Infringer, his unfortunate sidekick, promotes the other :Every time he tries to rip his CDs to put them on his MP3 player, that guy Captain Copyright in spandex pajamas, is in his face telling him it's wrong. Yesterday he downloaded a copy of DJ Dangermouse's Grey Album. When CC showed up to lecture him in his usual condescending way, Infringer tried explaining that DJ Dangermouse put it on the web for free himself. But Copyright said that didn't matter. Paul McCartney did not approve, and that is all that really did matter.
Captain Copyright parody comic
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Defective By Design
| Quote: | We Oppose DRM!
DefectiveByDesign.org is a broad-based anti-DRM campaign that is targeting Big Media, unhelpful manufacturers and DRM distributors. The campaign aims to make all manufacturers wary about bringing their DRM-enabled products to market. DRM products have features built-in that restrict what jobs they can do. These products have been intentionally crippled from the users' perspective, and are therefore "defective by design". This campaign will identify these “defective” products, and target them for elimination. Our aim is the abolition of DRM as a social practice.
What is DRM?
Big Media would have you believe that DRM stands for Digital Rights Management. However, since its purpose is to restrict you the user, it is more accurate to describe DRM as Digital Restrictions Management. DRM Technology can restricts users’ access to movies, music, literature and software, indeed all forms of digital data. Unfree software implementing DRM technology is simply a prison in which users can be put to deprive them of the rights that the law would otherwise allow them. |
anti-iTunes DRM protest across the USA last saturday
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Cory Doctorow: Two years ago, I spoke at Microsoft Research, giving a talk called "DRM and MSFT: A Product No Customer Wants."
Now Microsoft has released this video to the public : direct link to the video |
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"The Pig and the Box": The evils of DRM explained to kids
DRM-free downloadable e-book!
| Quote: | | The Pig and the Box is about a pig who finds a magic box that can replicate anything you put into it. The pig becomes so protective of it, and so suspicious of anyone that wants to use it, that he makes people take their copied items home in special buckets that act as... well, they're basically DRM. It's like a fable, except the moral of the story is very modern in tone. |
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