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How do you prevent someone from capturing their screen and recording a movie? Do you really think it will stop or slow down piracy ? What we do know for certai
by sasas 9y ago
How do you prevent someone from capturing their screen and recording a movie? Do you really think it will stop or slow down piracy ?
What we do know for certain is it will strip you as a consumer of control over of hardware and software that you purchased.
- alexasmyths 9y agoIt's supply and demand. Nothing will stop 'piracy' - noting will stop any crime. Copying DVD's required cost and labour. There's a limit to how much pirating any individual can do. Over the net - it's rather instantaneous. DRM'd content raises the bar beyond most people, so it cuts down on piracy.
- sasas 9y ago> DRM'd content raises the bar beyond most people, so it cuts down on piracy. All it takes is one individual to make a "DRM" free version of a movie and begin to torrent to the public - and then the bar is lowered to the average consumer / pirate..
- peoplewindow 9y agoCinavia does exactly that via watermarking the audio channel. Various playback devices are required to embed a Cinavia detector as part of their licensing requirements.
- baddox 9y agoFYI, they literally try to do that. HDCP is DRM between displays and video output devices.