Does this have that Cinavia copy protection?
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videobruce, Copy protection technology is included on Samsung Blu-Ray players. Thanks for your interest in Samsung products. --Mr. S
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No, it does not. Previously the product page said it was an All-In-One so I bought it. I had to return it right away because it did not scan, copy, or fax.
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I don't recall. I already owned a antivirus package. But I tell you this is a screaming machine. Have own for 18 months and it has been great.
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no it does not. cinavia has to do with sony movies only and it plays them just fine in any mkv/h264 and so on.
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sorry, i am only copying unprotected documentary dvds and the cds as per the instruction booklet provided by the manufacturer; i had not noticed any other separate connection for copying other media such as off a pc terminal or even with a thumbdrive.
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I have not done that and I don't think the acumen is set up to that, when it is finished copying the copied CD pops out and the original stays in till you eject it. So I am thinking it will not do what you want.....at least not if I am operating it cause I am electonically challenged. I chose it cause it was SIMPLE
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I think a better question to ask about CINAVIA FREE is what version of firmware is on this player. If the unit was never open and comes new since the date of manufacture pre-dates March 2013, (the date that ALL Blu Ray players after will have the new Cinnavia firmware preinstalled. If it's new in the box, the firmware should not have been updated, then it should be Cinavia free. So the question is, is it new in a box, was never opened, the firmware was never updated?
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Yes, being an internet capable player, it does have the Cinavia protection.
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no it did not, I believe I can make a copy of it though for backup purposes.
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Yes it does, it's build 9200. It had a watermark until I activated Windows and updated with Windows Update.
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No, not all. The PC will see it as any other drive and you can just copy/cut paste
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Will a digital signal stabilizer overcome the Netflix copy protection and allow content to be recorded to a DVD recorder?
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Yes it does. And various types of cartridges. Its very nice! We use it for late 19th and early 20th century 78 rpm transfers for re-release or archival purposes.
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Well I own the dr560 and use only -rw discs and have had no issues whatsoever w/ copy protect, however I do not have premium cable (hbo etc).Ive recorded major networks on basic cable daily.
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Margaret, not that I am aware of. I'm pretty sure that is a feature specifically for Tivo-to-Tivo. I would think the actual recording file format is different and proprietary to prevent pirating.
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You can certainly copy it. I do not use automated backup routines (except for C: drive) so cannot comment on these.
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Not as far as I can tell. I've dumped my entire bluray collection to 2 5TB drives using MakeMKV where I preserve all the tracks without reencoding or anything like that. I haven't had any trouble whatsoever playing anything even known Cinavia protected movies like Amazing Spider-Man I don't think you have anything to worry about. Cinavia is only a requirement for BluRay players and since this doesn't have a BluRay drive you're in good shape