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Originally Posted by Magnetron
If your music is in a digital format that can't be ripped from the source or recorded with software on the fly while it is playing, I can still bootleg a worthwhile copy of it by placing a recording device within range of the speakers. The higher quality the source and speaker system, the better my recording will turn out.
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So you're saying that
recording audio from your speakers will give you a better quality version than ripping it from a low-quality digital source
I haven't laughed that hard in three days, thank you.
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Originally Posted by Magnetron
What needs to be embedded? You launch an app/player that simultaneously renders keyboards inoperable with the exception of the ESC button that shuts the app/player off, while you use a mouse cursor or your finger to manipulate the video player controls and shut the app/player off. The app shuts down if there is any outbound signal projection attempt. The app shuts down if recording software is in operation. The app gets updates regarding the latest software recorders.
So they download a similar app to a phone or tablet, neither of which are capable of running any CPU intense on the fly recording software or exporting audio/video signals to another device at the moment anyway.
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Oh lordy lord, so let me get this straight.
You expect consumers to willingly download an app that will render their device unusable while they play the media they paid for by some magical means which will not interfere with basic system operations which are technically unavoidably involved in such an app and which will render their device (be it computer, tablet, phone, etc) useless if they try to jail-break the system.
You know, when you put it like that it sounds like a no-fail plan.
I cannot wait to hear your success story and the billions of dollars you will make marketing such a system
