Anyone know of a program to ADD copy protect to a homemade dvd?
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Originally Posted by buzzmadmanFight spammers ghetto kung-fu style! Join the Unsolicited Commandos! or the Spam Vampires!
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if that were completely true then why do the movie companys still use analogue and digital protection on their disks and how come many of my customers ask me how to remove these protections so as to copy the rental dvd's they have? ( I'm not saying it isnt easy to crack protection but i think that your AVERAGE pc/internet home user would be a little daunted with the ins and outs of ripping)
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You can set the macrovison flag (helps preventing video copies) but
the license fee is prohibitive. You can use CSS (helps prevent
digital copies) but you have to master your DVD image to DLT and then get a DVD manufacturer to press them for you - also prohibitive in terms
of cost.
In short forget it!
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Originally Posted by buzzmadman
and how come many of my customers ask me how to remove these protections so as to copy the rental dvd's they have?
( I'm not saying it isnt easy to crack protection but i think that your AVERAGE pc/internet home user would be a little daunted with the ins and outs of ripping)
But that's just me...
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Originally Posted by buzzmadmanFight spammers ghetto kung-fu style! Join the Unsolicited Commandos! or the Spam Vampires!
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Just read in another forum that you can add protect with Ulead DVD Moviefactory 3
If you think you can buy Movie Factory 3 and then roll out
DVD's with protection then you in for a shock.
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. If I were you I'd include a title screen that said "If you're watching this play, then your child must be in it. If you didn't pay for this disc, then you're ripping off your own child's school. Underfunded schools produce undereducated students, so remember that when your daughter starts earning her money working for Vivid Video!"
Nice Idea
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Originally Posted by buzzmadman
'Scuse me... I have to go outside and scrape the irony off my shoes.
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buzzmadman
I agree, the majority of people don't have a clue on how to get rid of copy protection, and just don't find it worth thier time reading, learning, or trying the software. I still see people having trouble trying to do a 1:1 copy of a disc without copy protection.
Do you know how many people bought DVDXCOPY, a lot. Most people like 1 click no brainer solutions.
Any copy protection will deter them further, although not foolproof as you already know.
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Its pretty sad when you have to stop billy`s parents from making a copy of his performance and then sending it to his grandparents thus avoiding paying the school the needed funds,might as well bonk billy over the head and steal his raffle tickets.
I think,therefore i am a hamster.
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Thats right BSR the no brainer solution is the most popular method,how many people do you know who use CCE to compress their dvd,s,its the best solution but also the most complex so hardly anyone touches it.I didnt think that putting protection on to my own DVD's would be such a problem and judging by the amount of views the thread has had i think there are maybe quite a few peeps who would also like to have this option when doing their own movies
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think there are maybe quite a few peeps who would also like to have this option
/Mats
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I hear if you make a copy with dvdxcopy you can't copy it again. Basically, well you can, whether people are going to figure that out is another matter.
Make copy with xcopy when it asks for a blank, open explorer, copy all files to another directory & presto, write all you want with those., they should have protection.
Or get a license from macrovision.com
However, I have done a lot of videos for schools & never did anyone copy one, so I think your situation is presumptive.
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