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18th February 2010, 12:06 | #621 | Link |
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Well, my copy already stopped functioning.
I have replaced an old drive, definitely not the two SATA drives that come first and that I use for everything. Now DiAVC doesn't work and it is showing me a different code. |
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DiAVC 1.0.1 is released.
20100219 DiAVC 1.0.1 is released. Get rid of the dependency on MFC. Improved registration (less dependency on hardware features). Improved compatibility with hardwares and windows. The hardware serial number is read for only one time when it is firstly run. The restriction on hardware is loosed greatly. If you have registered the software, it will work ok when hardware is changed unless you re-install your windows. If it is, e-mail to me for a new password using the e-mail you pay.
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Use the DiAVC version 1.0.1, it is un-sensitive to the hardware changes.
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19th February 2010, 16:34 | #625 | Link |
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You'd be better off removing any restrictions and just have a serial number as crackers will likely crack it within a few days so you are just harming your legit customers who are paying you by adding such things. You could blacklist serials that appear at more than 2 ip's as most people would only use software in their own home or at work, i think this would be much more effective than any hardware id based protection.
Hope to see more added functionality in 1.0.2 lets hope that bob0r buys the sourcecode and makes it an opensource project isn't CUDA better at performing than OpenCL? I'd just add CUDA for the time being, STREAM is very new, i'd wait for it to mature imo before adding that. People buy nvidia cards for CUDA acceleration, ati people don't buy cards for acceleration as CUDA has been around for a long time. Last edited by hajj_3; 19th February 2010 at 16:37. |
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Therefore, I don't think that CUDA is a wise choice for the future... Last edited by Fr4nz; 19th February 2010 at 16:42. |
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The 1.0.2 will include the improved CAVLC.
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19th February 2010, 17:17 | #629 | Link |
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But if there is one who open the serial number, all people will get it. I can't take the risk.
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19th February 2010, 17:25 | #630 | Link |
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Thats your decision. CoreCodec does take that risk. You can ban released serials with future updates you know - and it seems to me you have big plans.
*edit* And I wonder what makes you think you are better at protecting your software than every single other company in the world*). Your software won't be cracked in the short term, because there is no interest yet. But once there are enough people who want it illegally, there will be a way. *edit2* *) Not that I think you are not skilled or something like that, but the statistics speak against you. Last edited by Disabled; 19th February 2010 at 17:28. |
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I DO have big plan on development. I have invented some great ideas to accelerate the video playback and process video. I will inplement it in future.
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19th February 2010, 17:34 | #632 | Link |
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I think schweinsz is making the right decision. He's dealing with the reality of the market, not some idealized world where all users can be entrusted with a string of characters and be expected not to leak it. Schweinz isn't every single other company in the world, he's a one person operation trying to get his foot in the door. CoreCodec bans serials but I don't think that has done anything to stop to stop people from pirating it at all. Of course they operate on a much larger scale and have corporate partners so they're less at risk from it.
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The reality of the market is that every software that gains a specific level of interest is available illegal on the internet.
Its not like the activation scheme CoreCodec once implemented stopped people from pirating it. I don't know why they stopped using the activation, if there were to many customers complaining, or if thought its pointless since it was cracked anyway, but its gone for good. Quote:
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is the installer .msi file a trial? I wouldn't mind trying it, wanna see if i can play 4000 bitrate 720p x264 .mkv on my sisters single core 1.78ghz celeron laptop. 3000 JUST plays with coreavc, it uses 100% cpu tho. 4000 has audio sync problems and glitches every few secs, hoping this might be able to play them smoothly.
P.S is the .ax file on your website the codec for us to select in MPC-HC? If so what does the .msi installer do? you should improve your website too, the text on the left side is tiny and the links at the top are hard to read in their current colour, font and font size. Last edited by hajj_3; 19th February 2010 at 17:58. |
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The msi install the .ax and the DiAVC registration.exe to a same folder. The DiAVC registration.exe can register the diavc.ax and read the register code and input the password. In my opinion, the .msi is prefered.
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There is no such code in the filter to generate a password from a register code.
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so i can't download a trial from anywhere? As there's no chance i'd buy something i can't try. She has an intel celeron m 430 1.73ghz cpu and 2gb ddr2 ram running win 7 32bit ultimate.
cpu: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=27150 |
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