The copy protection system used for EMI/Capitol releases including "To the 5 Boroughs" is Macrovision's CDS-200, which sets up an audio player into the users RAM (not hard drive) to playback the Yellow book audio on the disk.
et juste en dessous :
All the copy protection in CDS-200 is hardware based, meaning that it is dependent on the physical properties and the format of the CD.
Puis:
The technology does launch a proprietary Macrovision player in order to play the second session of the CD (which is necessary in order to play the CD in a PC). It also installs a graphic "skin" for the player, the skin component is resident until uninstalled using the 'uninstallplayer.exe' that can be found on the CD (top-level directory).
Donc ... finalement .. ca installe qqch, c'est pas uniquement matériel ( bah ca lance un player ... )
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et juste en dessous :
All the copy protection in CDS-200 is hardware based, meaning that it is dependent on the physical properties and the format of the CD.
Puis:
The technology does launch a proprietary Macrovision player in order to play the second session of the CD (which is necessary in order to play the CD in a PC). It also installs a graphic "skin" for the player, the skin component is resident until uninstalled using the 'uninstallplayer.exe' that can be found on the CD (top-level directory).
Donc ... finalement .. ca installe qqch, c'est pas uniquement matériel ( bah ca lance un player ... )
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