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ripping

Practice of taking audio tracks from CDs and converting them into an electronic format, usually MP3. In this case, the MP3 files can then be distributed over the Internet, often in contravention of musical copyright.



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The fact that new voices from within the Blu-ray camp have recently called for adoption of key features already in HD DVD -- iHD for its superb PC interoperability and Mandatory Managed Copy to allow for secure DVD ripping -- shows the level of technical balance achieved by the HD DVD format.
Macrovision RipGuard DVD is designed to dramatically reduce DVD ripping and the resulting supply of illegal P2P content.
PC Magazine's editors referred to DVD Copy 2 as the software that, with the exception of DVD ripping, "will supply the ability to do most everything else imaginable.
 
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