Vintage Video Stabilizers take on Blu-ray and Streaming Copy Protection

Video stabilizers Macrovision bypass Blu-ray Roku streaming copy protection – Vintage 1990s video stabilizers and clarifiers tested against modern Blu-ray players and Roku streaming devices. Can old-school Video Stabilizers, Video Copymaster units, and Macrovision defeaters still remove copy protection from Blu-ray discs and streaming content for recording? I put classic 1990s video stabilizers to the test with current Blu-ray players and a Roku 2 to see if they can defeat Macrovision-style copy protection on modern sources. Playback Devices: Sylvania NB 501599 Blu-ray Roku 2 XS 3100X Video Stabilizers / Clarifiers tested: RXII Digital Video Stabilizer Sima VideoCopymaster Clearline Concepts VC-1 VTI VC-3 Recording Devices: Samsung DVD-R155 Panasonic DMR-ES15 Philips DVDR-3576 Polaroid DRM-2001G Watch to see which vintage video stabilizers still work for bypassing copy protection on Blu-ray and streaming video. Website: https://thriftyav.com Support the channel: Patreon – exclusive content for $1+ pledges:   / thriftyav   PayPal: paypal.me/ThriftyAV Bitcoin (BTC): bc1q0ht079p05kep43p725qht6xj3w7q2ukjs37azv #ThriftyAV #VideoStabilizer #Macrovision #VideoCopymaster #BluRay #Roku #CopyProtection #VintageAV