I beg to differ on that....I think I've heard someone mention Dir-Opener...It opens 
the dir cast score and all....there's also a lingo script that lets you extract cast 
members from any protected movie.....
Now if you're talking about script members, then it's a no-no....scripts are stripped 
off their text....you can't read them.

The code to extract cast members is:

on flickDir vMoviepath
  global gFlickMovie
  -- Open the dir in a MIAW
  gFlickMovie = window(vMoviepath)
  gFlickMovie.open()
  -- Tell the MIAW to pass the number of castLibs
  tell gFlickMovie
    vCastLibCount = the number of castLibs
  end tell
  -- Cycle thru each castLib
  repeat with i = 1 to vCastLibCount
    -- Find the number of cast members in the castLib
    tell gFlickMovie
      vCastCount = the number of members of castLib(i)
    end tell
    if vCastCount > 0 then
      -- Cycle thru each cast member
      repeat with j = 1 to vCastCount
        -- Create a new cast member
        vNewMem = new(#bitmap)
        -- Set the media of the new member to the media of the MIAW member
        tell gFlickMovie
          vFlickMedia = the media of member j of castLib i
          vFlickName = the name of member j of castLib i
        end tell
        vNewMem.media = vFlickMedia
        vNewMem.name = vFlickName
      end repeat
    end if
  end repeat
  gFlickMovie.forget()
  gFlickMovie = VOID
end flickDir


To use it, just type this in the message window: flickDir 
"yourpath:\yourprotecteddirectorfile.dcr/dxr"

<snip>
No.


>Is there any way to unprotect a .DCR file
>to view it with director.
<snip>


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