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[ripakali]

At a time I wanted to protect my DVD's, USB, & other portable devices containing my precious videos, music & other data from illegal copying. Somebody from seniors told me to use "WTM Copy Protection". This technology is the most advanced in saving such precious data. Can anybody from you advise more about it or if somebody has ever used it.
I quite often get disturbed at the time my Softwares get encrypted. At that time I searched for the solution & found to use the most relaible & trusted "ExeStealth". This technology has software anti-locking solutions. Does anybody amongst you ever used it? or can anybody give much more idea about it?

[WingedPanther]

Without googling them, I'm going to assume both are paid tools. Why not use TrueCrypt? It's free, secure, cross-platform, and well-known.

[ripakali]

WingedPanther said:

Without googling them, I'm going to assume both are paid tools. Why not use TrueCrypt? It's free, secure, cross-platform, and well-known.

Hi,

thank you for your answered. I do not mean cryptors and hard disc file protectors. I mean tools that I can inlcude a copy protection to my coded software. I mean this tools: WTM Copy Protection / CD, DVD, BD, USB Dongle, EXE Tools Packer, pdf, photo, web, image, developer, programmer, c++, c, basic, pascal, Create Software Copyright Protection prevention Music Video Data / EXE Stealth, EXE Bundle, Crawler Mail Extractor

[WingedPanther]

So basically, you have a software package that allows you to write both readable and invalid data. How long before people write their own software to copy sections of a CD (ie, just the readable portions)? Please understand, I'm looking at this as a Linux user, and see the whole thing as a waste of time. If they can read they files they care about, then they can copy those files and burn them to a fresh CD without the garbage files.

[arp_traffic]

I really don't even understand the question. Are you someone that produces movies and music, so you want to protect your own stuff and copy-write it?

Do you burn movies and music for people but don't want THEM to make copies ?

If you purchase a movie or music, regardless of what technology you have, any form of copying to your computer is illegal. Movie industries want you to pay that extra dollar or 2 for the 'digital download' of any movie you purchase, same for music (obviously).

Or are you talking about your own personal collection of movies at home, you don't want your kids ripping copies? If they're already existing movies, there's nothing you can do to stop them from being copied outside of stopping your kids from using your computer.

Not to bash on a particular website or developer, but WTM Copy Protection / CD, DVD, BD, USB Dongle, EXE Tools Packer, pdf, swf, photo, ebook, web, image, developer, programmer, c++, c, basic, pascal, Create Software Copyright Protection prevention Music Video Data / EXE Stealth, EXE Bundle, Crawler Mai doesn't look all too professional to me, and I personally wouldn't trust it because I've never even heard of it.

But if I am understanding correctly, then I say get a secured network, you can put your external hard drives over the network but don't allow for sharing. And if you're torrenting (seeding), then that's a no-brain-er.