Encryption for .VOBs - Which home players can read?

[Aeolis]

Hi folks,

Do you know if is there out any encryption software that has a file encryption algorithm that can encrypt .VOB files for instance, without corrupt them so home player can read them.

See you later,

Aeolis

[e404pnf]

Do you mean so that the movie can be played on a standalone but not copied?

If so, NO. There are a couple of tricks that can slow someone down, but nothing that is 100% efficient, (if Hollywood can't do it what chance do have?)
This has been discussed a couple of times before (once quite recently) try a quick search of the forum

- e404pnf

[gadgetguy]

You mean something different than the software you plugged in
this (click here) thread?

[e404pnf]

You mean something different than the software you plugged in
this (click here) thread?

though the name looked familiar

[videopoo]

What are these tricks you are talking of:

[mats.hogberg]

There's one: CSS. And we all know how well that works...

/Mats

[Aeolis]

Hi folks,

Yes e404pnf I mean some software designed to encryption because that software that I mentioned in that post does a lot of other kind of stuff but doesn’t do the .VOBs encryption. And videopoo you are PERFECTLY right: everybody talks about tricks but nobody explains them. Please came on and talk about that tricks. Thank you videopoo you are right.

See you later,

Aeolis

[mikiem]

For the degree that css helps, I think Encore can add it. As all you're going to do is make it more difficult, & so hopefully not worth it, what if you encoded video with chapters not in order, then used playlist to sort it out? DVDLab docs I think discuss way to use serial numbers, which might protect ifos a little bit.

[jimmalenko]

everybody talks about tricks but nobody explains them. Please came on and talk about that tricks.

We already have; https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=223640

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