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I agree. Plus the studios can always go the RIAA route and just file suits against any P2P site offering the titles. Temporary restraining orders, and costly legal representation would effectively end any given site. Loki is a good example, the MPAA not only got the site removed, they got...

I've seen as high as 4 gigabytes shared on Usenet, and we're talking thousands of seperate posts that have to be d/l'd and combined. Without a dedicated newsreader, just 1 single missing piece of a piece can tank the whole thing without PAR's. Many ISP newsreaders have retention rates in days...

With so much focus on updatable firmware, even with comprimised keys, I suspect that the damage can be minimized fairly easily on both sides. I also think that atm the file sizes are too prohibitive to make piracy an issue. 30-50 gigs is more than enough to prevent it from going mainstream...