Problem accessing DMM website

[mrblah]

Originally Posted by DSREK5

Wait, it was possible to purchase off of DMM if you're not in Japan?

last year you could use en.dmm to buy the streaming stuff but they closed that site and you cant buy from it anymore. It was the same price at 300yen for most stuff but they didnt have everything the japanese site had (it had most).

Originally Posted by chocolatelover

Guys, I just found out that I can make purchase from Sokmil.com with my card.
Now I'm a happy man again!

p/s: Still trying to recovering my died HDD so that I can undrm to share with you guys.

so you can download the streams with a stream grabber? Hopefully they use a DRM that can be stripped without loss of quality, DMM uses the newest kind which is impossible, the videos have to be recorded which drops frames and is lower quality.

[chocolatelover]

Originally Posted by mrblah

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so you can download the streams with a stream grabber? Hopefully they use a DRM that can be stripped without loss of quality, DMM uses the newest kind which is impossible, the videos have to be recorded which drops frames and is lower quality.

Very true indeed!!
For the past couple of days I've been trying out various method.
First, I manage to boot up my old Windows XP, which I used to be able to use it to Fair4use undrm the files. But it was a huge disappointment 2 days ago when I realized it's not possible anymore.
Then I start to look into the Media Foundation SDK hoping that I can transcode the file. I'm only able to copy by bitmap with that library & unable to perform a direct copy & so I gave up on this one.
The only option left is aimersoft. I'm only able to use this software on my Virtual PC with Windows XP install & only able to utilize to up 1 CPU & less than 4GB ram. Only if I can run the software on my Windows 8 with 8 core & 16GB ram, I'm pretty it can minimize the drop frame & improve the quality slightly.

Do share your finding as well. I believe there are people out there still able to perform a lossless undrm considering the medias we're able to access to out there.