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  1. 26th Mar 2003 10:58 #1
    flashbang
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    Is there a way I can add some kind of copyright protection to my burned back-up DVD-R copies, so they can not be copied?
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  2. 26th Mar 2003 11:06 #2
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    Not in any realistic way. If Hollywood cant do it then I doubt the layperson has any way to do it.

    If people want to break the code badly enough they will.
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  3. 26th Mar 2003 12:51 #3
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    pretty useless to even try ...
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  4. 26th Mar 2003 13:02 #4
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    The commercial ones you backed up had copyright protection, did it help?
    To Be, Or, Not To Be, That, Is The Gazorgan Plan
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  5. 26th Mar 2003 14:32 #5
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    why would you want to copy protect a backup???
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  6. 26th Mar 2003 16:13 #6
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    I have had good success with this method.

    1) Take your backup and grasp in one hand, with the "business" side up.
    2) Take your car keys, and drag across, making a deep furrow from the inner rim to the outer rim.
    3) Dust off the plastic bits from the surface.
    4) Done!

    Using my method, I haven't had anyone successfully make a copy when I have loaned them out!
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  7. 27th Mar 2003 05:13 #7
    flashbang
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    Thanks for all your help.
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  8. 27th Mar 2003 09:05 #8
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    If you author with Maestro you can turn on Macrovision, and CCE, but one must ask why? Look what good it obviously did.

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