Re: I hate DVDs
- From: High Miles <2blues1723@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Dec 2005 20:16:39 -0600
SpammersDie wrote:
"Shawn Hirn" <srhi@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:srhi-EDDE22.19325026122005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
In article <4V_rf.358694$zb5.157405@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "SpammersDie" <xx@xxxxx> wrote:
DVD makers have been on to that for ages - so they make it so that movie
starts playing without you if no one clicks an option on main menu for more
than ten seconds.
My DVD player has a reverse button. Works like a charm, and I usually time it so that I don't even have to use it in most cases, or if I do, its just one or two presses.
When all one needs to do is to spoil a workaround for one minor hassle, substituting another minor hassle is all one needs to do. Your workaround doesn't change the fact that you *have* to adjust your routine just to mitigate this needless garbage that DVD's stick in.
Besides, the fiendish imagination of DVD makers have no bounds. I wouldn't put it past them to start blocking navigation controls for the first ten minutes of a movie or make it so you have to enter a random passcode displayed at a random time during the previews before you can get to the main menu.
Geez
Rent the movie from Netflix and have a grandchild burn a copy without the trash that is so annoying. They all know how to do it, even if we don't. .
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