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Old Apr 24, 2007, 09:43 AM
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Creating write protected cd / dvd

Can any body inform me that how can I create a write protected cd or dvd. It can be readable but not writeable.

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Old Apr 24, 2007, 10:03 AM   #2  
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When you burn it make sure it is CLOSED or FINALISED.
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Old Apr 24, 2007, 10:04 AM   #3  
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Use a CD/R and finalize it.
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Old Apr 24, 2007, 09:47 PM   #4  
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Use a CD/R and finalize it.
Sorry friend, you couldnot get my question. If I close the disk, it means that the cd is not further writable. Its ok. But I want to know that how can I create a cd / dvd which will write protected? I mean when somebody try to copy the disk he will unable. Hope u will understand.

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When you burn it make sure it is CLOSED or FINALISED.

Sorry friend, you couldnot get my question. If I close the disk, it means that the cd is not further writable. Its ok. But I want to know that how can I create a cd / dvd which will write protected? I mean when somebody try to copy the disk he will unable. Hope u will understand.
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Right you want COPY protection not WRITE protection.
You'll need to use DRM technology to achieve this.
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Right you want COPY protection not WRITE protection.
You'll need to use DRM technology to achieve this.
Thank u very much. but where I find the DRM technology . What is it? Please tell me briefly.
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Have a look at this:

Copy protection - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You will probably be best off contacting a company that uses this kind of technology, there are many solutions out there.

Just don't use starforce, it's so invasive to the user.
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As Ben said you asked the wrong question. DRM is a set of technologies used to protect data. But it would be expensive to get the tools to protect your disk.

If you give us a better idea of what is on that disk and what you want to protect it from, we may be able to help further.
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As Ben said you asked the wrong question. DRM is a set of technologies used to protect data. But it would be expensive to get the tools to protect your disk.

If you give us a better idea of what is on that disk and what you want to protect it from, we may be able to help further.
Thank u for your reply. I collect verious type of softwares & put into cd / dvd. But to stop the copy of my collection I want the copy protection technology.

Please answer me that how can I get this technology you metion? Is it downloadable? Also send me a short concept of this tecnology?

I shall wait for your positive answer.
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First, you "collect" software? This is software you have purchased or downloaded? Or is it software, you yourself have written? Unless its your own code, what gives you the right to either distribute or protect it? Also what is the purpose of the CD/DVD?

I'm just trying to understand what you are actually trying to accomplish here. But nothing you've said so far justifies protecting the disk.

As to DRM technology, you have to license it and its expensive.
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