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Is there a way to make content on DVD uncopyable?

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by whiteblue1942, Jul 18, 2009.

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    How do I make it so lets say... if i put a video file on a dvd, people could only be allowed to watch it and not be allowed to copy it from the dvd to their hard drive?
     
    whiteblue1942, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  2. loghinandrei

    loghinandrei Member

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    #2
    Taken from yahoo answers:)
    There is no way as i know
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    Later edit
    http://arccos.com/opencms/opencms/sites/eu/en/Products/Copy_Control_Solutions/
     
    loghinandrei, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  3. Guttu

    Guttu Peon

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    #3
    Use safedisc to protect the dvd
     
    Guttu, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  4. Onlinesupplies

    Onlinesupplies Peon

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    #4
    In short, it's almost impossible.

    The music/DVD/game industry spends millions every year trying to make their goods uncopyable, yet you still see ripped copies of most things :(
     
    Onlinesupplies, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  5. Professional Dude

    Professional Dude Prominent Member

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    IMO, no, i dont think it's preventabale yet.
     
    Professional Dude, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  6. justinlorder

    justinlorder Peon

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    #6
    The law prohibit reproduce the copyrighted DVD and videos contents.
    It is already uncopyable from the view point of law .
    Unfortunately there is no way to make the DVD content uncopyable from the viewpoint of technology.
     
    justinlorder, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  7. dairyman

    dairyman Notable Member

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    #7
    I am sure, it is almost impossible to prevent your contents being copied but I know a method wherein you can make your DVD unplayable. Just scratch it on the floor. I learned it from my kids :p
     
    dairyman, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  8. Bali_Sunset

    Bali_Sunset Well-Known Member

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    #8
    the best way....... is to encrypt your data in the DVD

    all copy protection methods are easily broken

    securom
    safedisc
    laserom

    ....... you name it...... they're all already defeated by those crackers
     
    Bali_Sunset, Jul 18, 2009 IP
  9. gsv13

    gsv13 Well-Known Member

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    Not yet. However may be in future. Media cos are trying hard to knock this last freedom of users :p
     
    gsv13, Jul 19, 2009 IP
  10. jamuna

    jamuna Active Member

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    No, not possible
     
    jamuna, Jul 19, 2009 IP
  11. Info Hound

    Info Hound Peon

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    #11
    You might want to look into this:
     Adobe® Flash   OwnerGuard
http://www.armjisoft.com/?page=flashownerguard
    Code (markup):

    Now you can use full features of OwnerGuard DRM Technology to protect and distribute your Flash SWF and FLV files while OwnerGuard protects your digital ownership rights.

    With Flash OwnerGuard you can :

    Lock your Flash SWF and FLV video files to specific computer(s).

    Protect your Flash SWF and FLV video files from decompilation and illegal distributions.

    Define High Security Expiration Dates or Working Times for your drm protected Flash SWF and FLV video files.

    Use full features of Adobe Flash Player for your drm protected Flash SWF and FLV video files.

    Control and apply all required limitations for your users using a very small user side DRM manager component ( OwnerGuard License Manager ) .

    Minimize your users DRM hassles by letting them access your DRM protected Flash SWF, FLV files offline/online.

    Distribute and Sell your Flash Files easily while you've got full control over them.



    Sorry for the code box, but since this is my first post, no live links allowed. No, I'm NOT affiliated with this product.

    IH
     
    Info Hound, Jul 19, 2009 IP
  12. Onlinesupplies

    Onlinesupplies Peon

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    At the end of the day it goes with the territory.

    If you're selling software, it's going to be cracked, media files will be ripped and all of them will be shared illegaly.
    There's really very little you can do to prevent this :(

    In some respects you should think of it as a good thing, if nothing it's free publicity for you, and if people want your products enough to take the time to up/download them, you must be doing something right :)
     
    Onlinesupplies, Jul 19, 2009 IP
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    narendra007 Peon

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    #13
    sorry, Its impossible
     
    narendra007, Jul 19, 2009 IP
  14. Pamela Turns

    Pamela Turns Active Member

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    #14
    A 'copy protected' DVD? Not possible!

    What exactly are you trying to do?
     
    Pamela Turns, Nov 23, 2015 IP
  15. jrbiz

    jrbiz Acclaimed Member

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    #15
    Have you looked at the date of this thread? Or perhaps noticed that the OP has not been on DP since 2010? Resurrecting old threads like this serves no useful purpose, especially if you are offering the same comments/questions that were posed six years ago without response.
     
    jrbiz, Nov 24, 2015 IP
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  16. mohsin qureshi

    mohsin qureshi Active Member

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    #16
    I really do not have any idea about it.
    But i think its not possible to protect data as you want.
     
    mohsin qureshi, Nov 30, 2015 IP