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*bcn_246* · 07-04-2005

A few ways, its up to you, all that matters is they dont know where it is so they cant remove it. For video DVD's you could put a image with there name on one of the video frames before encoding it, and saving the frame number so you can check it if you get hold of a illegal copy, or you could use IfoEdit to set the Provider ID to the persons name, or you could use a hex editor too add there name at the end of one of the vob files. I would go with the first one, as it would be very hard to spot without checking through every single video frame, and re-encoding wont remove it like it will for the other two.

Ben

07-04-2005	#3 (permalink)
bcn_246 Top Referrer Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Oxfordshire, UK Posts: 3,520	Re: You can't copy protect your own DVDs! A few ways, its up to you, all that matters is they dont know where it is so they cant remove it. For video DVD's you could put a image with there name on one of the video frames before encoding it, and saving the frame number so you can check it if you get hold of a illegal copy, or you could use IfoEdit to set the Provider ID to the persons name, or you could use a hex editor too add there name at the end of one of the vob files. I would go with the first one, as it would be very hard to spot without checking through every single video frame, and re-encoding wont remove it like it will for the other two. Ben __________________ Click HERE to join CDFreaks... do it or I will dead you.