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  1. babypo2

    babypo2 Member

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    is there any program or software that u can compile a audio cd, mp3 or dvd and make it unable to be burned over by anyone else. Unbrunable?

    Thanks In Advance
     
    babypo2, Nov 14, 2005
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  2. Lethal_B

    Lethal_B Moderator Staff Member

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    Well using a Cd-R rather than a Cd-RW will ensure that the data is not removed from the disk.
     
    Lethal_B, Nov 14, 2005
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    There are in fact ways to copy protect a cd. Im not sure which programs let you do it though.
     
    weazel200, Nov 14, 2005
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  4. squizluke

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    I think nero can put some kind of copy protection on the disc. However nero is very popular so i would say the protection is easy to get around. Corporations spend billions making there discs protected and most of them get cracked, so i dont think something any joe blow can burn will be any different.

    I could be wrong but thats my opinion.
    Whats everyone else's opinion?
     
    squizluke, Dec 2, 2005
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  5. weazel200

    weazel200 Regular member

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    Somehow doubt that. Companies do put alot of time and effort into making protections tough as possible but there's someone who always gets round it.
     
    weazel200, Dec 3, 2005
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    colw Active member

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    Try contacting the RIAA or MPIA - they may be able to assist
     
    colw, Dec 3, 2005
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  7. diabolos

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    Just make copy protected WMA or Mp4 files. Its the only real way. Raw CD data can't be protected because no protection is built-in to the CD specification.
     
    diabolos, Dec 3, 2005
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