May be there is an undocumented "hack" to disable this very restrictive limitation
Their upcoming Bluray “jukebox” “solution is interesting, but still a little odd.
If one has this “jukebox” solution, then why import Bluray on to hard disk, all you need to do is catalogue them. (Playing different scenes of the same film to different zones accepted).
If the copyright owners insist on physical media checking, I would have looked at some form of random cyclic validation. Say when a disc is played it is randomly marked as requiring validation within a time frame of say 7 days. Then the owner of the system would, within this time frame just re-insert the original disc and the system would then re-validate the stored copy.
Of course if each Bluray disc had a unique ID on it, the server could validate this ID against a web based database so it can only be imported on to one server based system.
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