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Originally Posted by MeTh0Dz|Reb0rn
Dude it's a program it doesn't matter what media it's stored on.
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My understanding is modifying information on CDs is what programs like Nero are designed to do, and that a few lines of code aren't likely to be sophisticated enough to run through the steps.
Feel free to prove me wrong if you want; if you can design a simple program that will delete all the data that I burn on to a CD-RW (I won't encrypt it or anything unorthodox), I will then understand differently.
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Originally Posted by marwex89
You could use a batch file to first launch your video and then a program overwriting it, is that right? So what you need is the overwriting part?
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Yes and correct.
The batch file itself should be pretty simple to script; all I'm looking for it to do is command the video file to run (easy), wait a bit (easy), and then run the corruption/deletion of video file bit (easy). The part where I'm unsure on what to do is where I actually have to design something that would reliably do the "corruption/deletion of video file" bit on the information stored on the CD (in this case, the video file).
At the moment, I'm looking into how to set the CD to autoplay while also avoiding requiring prompt from the user and instead just getting the batch file to run right off the .bat (couldn't help myself).
Cheers.