As in title, i’m just wondering whether it is possible to rip movie from cinema if one has got unsupervised access to cinema’s hardware. Maybe someone did that? I’m not talking about caming, i’m talking about making a digital copy of premiere material.

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    1 month ago

    That wasn’t a joke

    Over 500 Gigabyte for one movie. The size obviously depends on the length but also on the amount of visual stuff and sound things they might add. Also quality requested. 3D also increases the size heavily.

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        1 month ago

        Wasn’t talking about a single movie, thought the guy wanted to rip all the currently releasing movies.

        A single movie is usually around the 500gb to 1000gb as said, depending on the specifications.

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      1 month ago

      Right but 517 GB is ~0.05% of a petabyte. Nobody is saying 517 GB is small, but it’s a far cry from petabyte(s) of storage

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        1 month ago

        Wasn’t talking about a single movie, thought the guy wanted to rip all the currently releasing movies.

        A single movie is usually around the 500gb to 1000gb as said, depending on the specifications.

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          1 month ago

          A Petabyte would be a thousand movies. No cinema has a thousand movies on its program.

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            1 month ago

            Depends strongly on the cinema, many have the movies around for relatively long and as said, the size varies heavily.

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            1 month ago

            Yeah basically impossible to walk away with unnoticed, and internet usage for this amount of data would be very visible. The movies usually arrive in boxes by a special service that has vans like money transports…

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              1 month ago

              Nope. SD cards can do terabytes now. Walking away with it is probably the easiest part of the whole heist plan.

              Getting around the obscure hardware and software DRM schemes, moving that much data quick enough that you don’t have to make two trips, getting the knowledge required to do all that… I figure those would probably be harder.

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                1 month ago

                Have to agree here, you can buy a Samsung branded 4TB USB-C drive that fits in your wallet.

                I doubt the copy the theater is receiving is any higher quality than a Blu-ray release though, so aside from George Lucas style editing there seems to be little value in transporting the encrypted copy unless you first have a decryption method.

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                1 month ago

                The problem is that these Mashines don’t have USB or SD slots, you would need to steal the entire thing to copy it on another Mashine. They take security seriously, especially the theaters that do the first showings of movies.