Hi, Actually, the drm is supposed to restrict premium content files. A huge mistake for Microsoft I think as anything Vista thinks is premium it either refuses to play or restricts the quality. Why? I have no idea, but MS has become copyright paranoid in their old age. This is compounded that the music and movie industry is now influencing the software designs, and we are talking non-programmer types telling Microsoft how to write it's software. The drm stuff is still buggy. I have heard horror stories of musicians and home video enthusiasts being locked out of there home made content just because the drm screwed up and could not verify the legality of the content. I imagine MS got some not so suddle complaint's about that one, but after reinstalling Vista the content in some cases then worked as the drm finally let it pass. It is stuff like this is the reason Vista is only going on one of my systems until I can fully test all of the new drm stuff and see the reality of how much it effects the every days users life. I've heard everything Vista is really awesome to it out right sucks and everything in between. The only way to know is by testing it yourself and drawing your own conclusions.
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