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  1. 18th Jun 2006 22:29 #1
    dancecyn
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    hi..i am new here ..i would like to copy protect my vcd/dvd...anyone here can elp me out...i am willing to pay for ur service....pls contact me at 98234004 kevin...i need it to be done urgently by this week..thanks you.
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  2. 18th Jun 2006 23:56 #2
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    Can't be done.
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  3. 18th Jun 2006 23:59 #3
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    You can "copy prevent" them to a certain extent, but if someone is halfway determined, they will be able to make a copy of the disc.

    Searh for "copy protect vcd", you'll find some help.
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  4. 19th Jun 2006 01:04 #4
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    hi..thanks for ur reply... i mean layman are not able to copy it when they try to brun the disc...jus like what esplande library is doing to all their disc...any idea
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  5. 19th Jun 2006 04:06 #5
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    Correct, you are just preventing copying, you can't stop it. Basic methods for attempting a copy will be thwarted.
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  6. 19th Jun 2006 04:15 #6
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    DVD: Put a "dummy" title last, and physically damage outer edge of the disc

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  7. 19th Jun 2006 05:16 #7
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    If in doubt, Google it.
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  8. 19th Jun 2006 11:45 #8
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    Pony up & pay like everyone else has to.
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  9. 19th Jun 2006 12:47 #9
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    I am surprised that no one here has given the ultimate answer, in fact, it works so well we should probably make it a sticky.

    The sure fire, 100% uncopyable, fool proof method is don't distribute your disks

    Of course, it is commonly believed that you either
    1. Don't want people to pirate work you already pirated.
    2. Don't want people to pirate your kids *insert something that you kid is doing that nobody would want to pirate anyway*
    3. Are trying to profit off of work that is technically yours, but is debated whether it is morally or ethically right to do so.

    If you don't happen to be in that group *right* then good luck. Even Joe Sixpack will be able to copy your dvd. A quick search on google will bring him here.

    My money is on #1
    Hunting, sure i'll go hunting. When is cow season?
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  10. 19th Jun 2006 12:55 #10
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    Originally Posted by hech54
    Can't be done.
    Believing yourself to be secure only takes one cracker to dispel your belief.
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  11. 19th Jun 2006 12:56 #11
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    Learn to read the forum stickies and do a search before asking these sorts of questions.

    http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=223640
    Answers to Common Video Questions:
    Best blank discs • Timebase Corrector FAQ • Best VCR for capturing • Help restoring video
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  12. 19th Jun 2006 12:57 #12
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    http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=107467

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  13. 19th Jun 2006 13:12 #13
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    Originally Posted by tgm4883
    Of course, it is commonly believed that you either
    1. Don't want people to pirate work you already pirated.
    My money is on #1
    Mine too.
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