Correct. These companies should have worked with the full cooperation of the filmmakers.
BTW, I wonder if Medved will waste an entire hour of his show (if he hasn't already) lamenting this decision.
I wish they had just said that it was illegal to sell copies instead of the following garbage:
"Their (studios and directors) objective ... is to stop the infringement because of its irreparable injury to the creative artistic expression in the copyrighted movies," the judge wrote. "There is a public interest in providing such protection."
But I understand that there may be software that would "correct on the fly" even the original disks.
I like Medved, but he can be very wrong at times.