Soft for protect bluray disc anticopie

[youneslalami]

Hey somone can help me plz
I know that there are not soft can protect your dvd or bluray 100%
becaus there are some soft lik anydvd an ather crack the AACS and CSS and anther system so what i m looking for just a soft to protect my bluray disc with the AACS KEY OR CSS just for the minimum protecte i know that anydvd will crack it but i dont car just show to me that soft plz thanks a lot

[Ghitulescu]

You can't (more precisely you can't afford this level of protection).

[youneslalami]

thank you so much i know its impossible to protecte a bluray 1% face to anydvd with system AACS or CSS
so plz what i want just how to add to a bluray disc a AACS or CSS weach soft can i use
i know that my bluray 100% will be cracked after with Anydvd or ather soft plz help

[Ghitulescu]

There is no software to add, neither CSS nor AACS. These are done elsewhere.
Besides this is the wrong forum to ask such questions, here people are against such methods.

[youneslalami]

thank you so much iys very nice from you to answer for all my quetion

[setarip_old]

@youneslalami

Hi!

It would be interesting to understand WHY you are seeking to put copy protection on DVDs and Blu-rays...

[LoRd_MuldeR]

CSS is completely useless. It's design was faulty and it has been broken completely more than a decade ago ;)

As for AACS: You would probably need to obtain a license from the AACS LA in order to produce AACS protected media.

Also AACS protected discs can only be produced with special equipment that you can't buy on the free market ("BD-ROM Mark").

Unless you are running a business and are willing to invest a lot of $$$, forget about that idea...

[youneslalami]

thank you so much to interested in my topic
I want to protect my bluray and dvd just because the kind of person which I want to protect my dvd and bluray they do not even know how to starte a PC so i'm looking for a way to protect my dvd and bluray anyway just stop copie of my disc bluray and dvd

[youneslalami]

LoRd_MuldeR thank you so much

[youneslalami]

LoRd MuldeR thank you so much

[setarip_old]

@youneslalami the kind of person which I want to protect my dvd and bluray they do not even know how to starte a PC so i'm looking for a way to protect my dvd and bluray anyway just stop copie of my disc bluray and dvd.

This is beginning to sound silly. If "they" don't even know how to start a PC, how could they possibly know how to copy?

And if you (obviously) don't trust such people, why lend them your discs?

[youneslalami]

when i said that this person doesn't even know how start a PC It is an exaggeration in the expression so my work its a camera men i work in the wedding and some party so i sell the dvd or bluray to the person and i dont whnat that person make a copie of my work and shared it with the ather person
i know that some of them can crack it and the ather non so what i whant its stop just 20% if i can

[youneslalami]

setarip old
thank you so much to interested in my topic
help me if you can show me a soft for protect my dvd and bluray thank you too if you cant

[Guest]

So I go into a butcher shop and demand of them "Why aren't you people vegetarians?!" That's what the OP is doing by coming to Doom9 seeking support to implement DRM. It's not formally off-topic, however, because we're always theoretically interested in DRM technology.

[Asmodian]

Here (http://www.dvdduplication.net/blog/applying-css-encryption-to-your-dvd-project/) is an interesting page from a site who will do CSS encryption for you, it is from May 2010 but they claim a one time fee of $150-200 per master just for royalties. They also say you just need to check the box if you are using a DLT deck.

This site (http://www.pacificdisc.com/PricingBluRay.html) will do AACS but it costs a lot too.
AACS Title Keys are required on all Blu-ray discs and costs $500 per title plus $0.04/disc

edit: It really doesn't seem worth it, interesting to know though. :)

[setarip_old]

@youneslalami i work in the wedding and some party so i sell the dvd or bluray to the person and i dont whnat that person make a copie of my work and shared it with the ather personWhy should you care if they want to share it with others? Nobody else is going to buy it from you, so you can't possibly lose anything.

By the way, definition of the word "sell" includes the passing of title from one party to another.

Just price your work accordingly and then go on to the next assignment...

@neuron2

Perhaps "Daniel into the lion's den"?

[hello_hello]

@youneslalami Why should you care if they want to share it with others? Nobody else is going to buy it from you, so you can't possibly lose anything.

Sounds just like a wedding photographer. Despite having paid them to take the photos they generally keep the negatives (or original files) which they (claim) to own, and if you want additional copies you have to pay more for them, despite having paid them to take the photos for you in the first place.
It's one of those situations where "owning the work" seems rather dubious to me, even if legally there's nothing wrong with it.