Rip-proof DVD's with VideoStudio 10 plus?

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Rip-proof DVD's with VideoStudio 10 plus?

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Hi,

I have had VideoStudio 10plus für a few weeks now and am happy so far. Just one question as yet: I would like to produce copy-proof dvd's. I do videos of sports venues and would like to offer customers have a "satisfaction or money back"-guarantee, but for that I have to ensure that they can't simply copy the dvd and then send it back to reclaim their money. Can I do this with VideoStudio?

Thanks & merry Christmas
Angi
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Post by Ken Berry »

Sorry, but VS -- and no other hobbist-level video program of which I am aware will do that. We have discussed this a number of times before, and it appears that it requires an advanced program which itself requires some hefty licence fees -- though I could be wrong on the latter...

And you may or may not be aware that if someone really wants to copy your discs, regardless of the copy-protection you may apply, they are likely to find a way of doing so -- though for the most part this would be illegal in most parts of the world.
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Post by Ron P. »

Ken is correct, and just to add to it, a link to a post by DVDDoug. He provided information as to the cost of protecting your discs. You could buy a car for less..:)

http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... 8652#18652
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Post by Carrot »

O.K., thanks to you both for the reply :)

I realized that someone with enough know-how would be able to rip copy-proofed DVD's anyway, but I at least wanted to make things difficult for them :wink: Oh well, I'll have to think of something else then!

Thanks again and happy holidays

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Post by sjj1805 »

Even DVD's from the Hollywood Studios get copied despite expensive protection systems. Part of the world we now live in unfortunately.
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