Commercial DVD Protection

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hunterross

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Hello,

I wonder if anyone can offer some advice.
I have just finished work on a large product for the global consumer market. I need a way to make it difficult for the final DVD-rom to be copied. The DVD ROM contains very large amount of html pages and flash movies. Upon insertion into a computer it offers the option to run the 'website' locally from the users hard drive (IE it can be copied onto the users machine).

Is it possible to use PGP encryption to secure the contents of the DVD/local copy?

We have considered serial numbers, and will most likely use them. We also want some way to deter the average user from easily copying and distributing our copyrighted product.

The security solution to this problem should protect the DVD's content as well as the local copy on the users machine from piracy.

Can anyone please help? Or point us in the right direction?
 
PC-GUY

PC-GUY

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Welcome. :)
It can't be done!!! Any person with internet access and a dvd burner will sooner or later find this site or a site like this and it will be copied. If a man or woman can make it someone willl break it. :cool:
 
The-poacher

The-poacher

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Welcome to the Forum :D


Why not introduce yourself http://www.dvdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?f=141


& tell your fellow members about yourself.



Please read the rules http://www.dvdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?f=58


And please use the search button http://www.dvdrbase.com/search.php?


Your problem may have cropped up before.


Finally a tip re viewing the Forums


When you are in a particular forum if you cant see what you want use
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:D

As stated however U protect it <> Someone will bust it that said I suppose U could try but with what I know not!
 
VIPER_1069

VIPER_1069

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the only solution would be to make some sort of machine specific code using the hardware hash codes of the machine possibly then they have to email or contact you for a serial to unlock it !?

but even then there are bright people out there that can bypass even this protection but its more likely to be a better protection than any of the current schemes out there that are on disks :)

mackem-x used the hash type codes for his dvd stripper program before he made it freeware .... im sure he can add a little more info to this thread regards this along with others here :)
 
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