How to add protection to my Shrinked Disc's

[techreactor]

I know it might sound funny(since everyone wants to remove it), but I want to add RCE or CSS protection to my Shrinked 4.7 GB DVD Discs.

How shall I go about achieving this ????.

[blutach]

Ask the MPAA. Seriously, I think you have to pay for it.

Region coding is easy - see the FAQ. Not sure about RCE though.

Regards

[cynthia]

One of the italian members from Doom9 made this program:

http://dvd-rb.dvd2go.org/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=viewdownloaddetails&lid=113&ttitle=Dvd_Copy_Protector_v_1.00_Beta

[techreactor]

Ask the MPAA. Seriously, I think you have to pay for it.

Region coding is easy - see the FAQ. Not sure about RCE though.

Regards

I searched and you are right, you have to pay for CSS encryption, although everyone knows its broken, I also found some interesting info which I will share here :

[B]<CENTER>DeCSS</CENTER>[/B]

On November 12, 1999, Norwegian 16 year-old Jon Johansen released a program that accomplished what
all Linux users had been hoping for since DVD's introduction: a program that would allow Linux users to 
finally play DVDs on their operating system of choice. However, rather than performing brute-force 
cracking of CSS, his program (DeCSS) made use of the XingDVD software DVD player key - Xing Corp. 
made the mistake of not encrypting the player keys for their Windows-based DVD player, allowing the 
entire world to use their keys to decrypt DVDs. DeCSS allowed users to copy the video and audio streams 
from a DVD to a hard disk or other high-capacity drive, defeating all digital copy protection and 
encryption. These files could then be played back in a standard MPEG2 video player under Linux, 
eliminating the need for the dual-boot setups that many Linux owners currently have. 

Unfortunately, because DeCSS disables the CSS copy protection on DVDs, it allows for unauthorized 
accesses, making its very existence illegal. On January 25, Jon and his father were arrested during a raid 
and thrown into a Norwegian jail.

[cynthia]

Yes, and the norwegian court ruled that it was legal...

[nullstuff]

...to "write" css key, you need an authoring DVD writer: price goes from $2000 to $4000...

-- nullstuff