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09-09-2004, 17:50
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Freelock
Hey
Use FREELOCK, as someone said its not possible to make vcds/svcd uncopyable but if u use FREELOCK and use /o or /m functions the copier will almost give up copying the cd because it will take him about 2-3 hrs to complete the copying task and then also the copied cd is currupted. however if he is not a newbie he can use tools like vcdgear to copy it easly.
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10-09-2004, 00:10
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Just to be safe, just dont loan them out period and you will have no worries!
If you really want to let them check them out and they are of your own creation, the risk is yours to take. Remember that once the temptation to copy it sets in, there will be only one outcome and thats not to hard to figure out what will happen. Carefull decisions require carefull thought. 
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26-09-2004, 14:19
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Goa is a place like Hell
Yo Mathi I think you have rare Videos, CD´S and Photos of GOA- the Free State of India and probably of SAI BABA-a famous religious Leader in India and of Putthaparti and Anjuna. Tell me more and i probably can help you to decide which CD´S need a Copy protection.
greetz ThePrince u know who I am. Last edited by princcce; 30-10-2004 at 17:24.
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