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Originally Posted by Fetish Gimp
Actually, the same is true for audio.
When you rip the audio of say a youtube video you're ripping a low-quality copy of it because youtube audio is AT BEST 192k, which is ass-shit-fuck quality for anyone that knows audio.
In fact, even 320K is ass-shit-fuck quality to anyone that knows audio because you're still discarding information in order to compress audio. Real niggas demand original-source FLAC or WAV  |
If your music is in a digital format that can't be ripped from the source or recorded with software on the fly while it is playing, I can still bootleg a worthwhile copy of it by placing a recording device within range of the speakers. The higher quality the source and speaker system, the better my recording will turn out.
You can aim a video camera at a monitor or TV. The audio will be crappy, but we don't care because it is porn. The video will be crappy, which we do care about because it is porn.
Ripping crappy audio from a YouTube video is really not relevant.
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Originally Posted by Fetish Gimp
So you're expecting people to install a piece of software that will embed itself into their operating system, taking over basic resources in order to protect your product? Mmm why does that spectacularly bad idea sound so familiar?  |
What needs to be embedded? You launch an app/player that simultaneously renders keyboards inoperable with the exception of the ESC button that shuts the app/player off, while you use a mouse cursor or your finger to manipulate the video player controls and shut the app/player off. The app shuts down if there is any outbound signal projection attempt. The app shuts down if recording software is in operation. The app gets updates regarding the latest software recorders.
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Originally Posted by Fetish Gimp
And you're still not addressing the issue that consumers expect the content they paid for to work across multiple devices (home computer, tablet, phone, PC, MAC) so is your software-based crippler gonna work on all of them? Oh lordy.
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So they download a similar app to a phone or tablet, neither of which are capable of running any CPU intense on the fly recording software or exporting audio/video signals to another device at the moment anyway.