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What I want to know is how do they prevent high quality copies of big films like 'spiderman: no way home' from being shared? High quality copies were in thousa
by everyone 5y ago
What I want to know is how do they prevent high quality copies of big films like 'spiderman: no way home' from being shared?
High quality copies were in thousands of cinemas all over the world for months and not a single copy leaked. How can that be possible?
- dylan604 5y agoI have no definitive answer for you, but we can all spend some time coming up with plausible answers. For the people that used to camcorder a theatrical showing, the studios cracked down on theaters to police themselves. Getting caught as your theater being the one allowing for this to happen would get your theater banned from receiving new content. Also, nobody wants these copies. They suck plain and simple. The juice wasn't worth the squeeze. For the digital copies, other than the hacking examples like the Sony situation, most were rogue employees. Companies providing pre-release services have taken much more interest in their security both physical and network. Production companies have also become much more concious about who they work with and the threat of pre-release leaks is a big concern. If you're a service company chasing production company work, you're going to do what you need to make yourself a viable option.
- everyone 5y agoI didnt mention cams, also you are wrong, there are always cams of new films.
- kingcharles 5y agoThe encryption system used for the hard drive deliveries in the cinemas is pretty locked down. The playback hardware also has anti-tamper stuff to put you off opening it and trying to rip it that way. I'm still surprised it hasn't been broken though.