Hallo, Dave Griffiths hat gesagt: // Dave Griffiths wrote: > While we can get all political and anti DRM - it *would* be > interesting to know how it worked... It works in a way no standard CD burner can work, IIR. It does create non-standards-compliant CDs with "errors" that *should* only affect CD drives in computers. See for example this in-depth doc: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~jhalderm/papers/drm2002.pdf It does affect several hifi-CD-players as well though, for example mine. That's one practical reason why I don't buy copy-protected CDs. Funnily I once *had* to buy a DRM-CD (Paddy McAloon) because there was no vinly version. It didn't run in my hifi-player, but could be grabbed with cdparanoia withouth problems and be reburned to audio-CD. Thank god they didn't do it right. The major music industry has lost me as a buyer, and I was a decent to good customer. May they rot... ciao -- Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
