what is CPPM content protection i see that cyberlink powerdvd 6 trial version has this, what is it and what does it do? should there be any concern? thanks
It is Just a Form of Content Protection called "Content Protection for Recordable Media and Pre-Recorded Media.... It is Nothing you have to worry about..... You can read up on it here: h**p://www.intel.com/standards/case/case_cp.htm Cheers
I know what CPPM is but it's causing me big problems. I have been attempting to write DVD-A discs using Minnetonka's DiscWelder Chrome. I have compiled the discs myself from stereo 44.1/16 bit .wav files, using DVD-A simply for the benefit of high disc capacity. I set the CPPM key settings to be as relaxed as possible ie. allow infinite copies etc. However, when I try to play the completed discs in PowerDVD 6.0 a small pop-up appears, stating that it's 'retieving CPPM key...', followed by another pop-up telling me that an error occured and I should connect to the internet before trying again or cancelling. No matter what I do with my fire-wall (including dropping it completely) or how many times I retry it fails. If I click cancel it then informs me that I must 'activate CPPM later' before I can access the protected content on the disc. It then loads the menu screens but refuses to play any audio. Shop-bought DVD-A discs play without a problem. I've tried to contact Minnetonka and Cyberlink for help but with little or no success (a pre-written and irrelevant response from one and no response from the other). I just want to check that it's not user error on my part before I start demanding refunds, so any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Dameon
