drm for dummies
18 Sep
he’s pretty dang through
This page was written with non-techie people in mind. If you read SlashDot or BoingBoing, if you’re active in the anti-DRM movement, etc, then this page will have nothing new for you. But if you are an “average computer user”, then you probably think that breaking DRM is too hard, too complicated, impossible, or illegal. This page is for you. With simple straightforward steps any grandmother could follow, I aim to empower the “average user” to legally break DRM, to practice their right to transcode media into different formats so that this media can be enjoyed on any device, and to make back-ups. If you have always wanted to rip, copy, and mix video the same way you can with audio, and make DVDs (or video CDs that you can watch on TV by playing on your DVD player) as easily as you make mixed CDs (using videos from your DVDs, from YouTube, from your digital camera, etc), then this page is for you.
