Hello, Roy Rio,
At 2002-06-30, 09:35:00 you wrote:
>They violate the more elaborate parts of the Red Book standard, that are
>usually not used by simple CD-Players.
>And that's also how one might be able to circumvent those schemes -- record
>the CD through a Soundcard with a digital input (played on a CD-Player with
>a digital output, of course) and hack the resulting soundfile into pieces
>with a wave-form editor. Encode according to your wishes...
Wouldn't the process you describe be limited to 1x ripping? If so, all this hard work
to make LAME a fast, high quality encoder would be partially wasted, as you would have
about an hour to encode a CD! Not even counting the time spent chopping up the
soundfile.
Although I havent run across one yet, it's quite possible that a copy protected disk
would play in NONE of my CDDA capable players. (Rio Volt, Sony MP3 Boombox, DVD drive
in my laptop) Is that any way to treat a paying customer?
Personally, I'd rather work toward stopping this "risky scheme" than spend time and
money to circumvent it.
Chris
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