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Posted by =\(8\) on 05/20/07 02:53
"Marv Soloff" <msoloff@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:2pK3i.148$xV.34@trnddc05...
> Brian Gregory [UK] wrote:
>> "Marv Soloff" <msoloff@verizon.net> wrote in message
>> news:CYJ3i.4739$qp5.1948@trnddc03...
>>
>>>evenlater@earthlink.net wrote:
>>>Get a copy of the German DEFA Production of "Turandot". Study how they
>>>copy protected this disk.
>>>Every ripping program I tried on this sucker indicated "there was no disk
>>>in the drive" Drove me
>>>nuts.
>>
>>
>> Did AnyDVD fail?
>>
>> AnyDVD in combination with a normal DVD copier such as NERO is surely the
>> obvious way to copy protected DVDs. It does cost $40 though.
>>
> Yep. Any DVD, DVDEcrypter, FabDVD (latest). The DEFA disk plays fine in a
> player, but the rip programs cannot find it on the computer. How this is
> done, I don't know. Finally, I had to feed the DVD output to a high
> quality VCR and copied the damn thing.
>
> M
However, should this convoluted and not so easy to implement copy protection
ever actually become more than a curiosity it too will be cracked just as
quickly as Blue-Ray was. You are trying to push a public transit bus up a 85
degree incline trying to copy protect anything. It is a waste of time. If
you don't want something copied then keep it to yourself, otherwise deal
with it.
=(8)
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