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-- Don't Like The Looks Of This :(...
I found this on a website...Have a read it's not good.
THE FIGHT AGAINST PIRACY CONTINUES
The end of an era may be quickly approaching. Brand new technology goes into widespread distribution on Tuesday that will change the very way commercial CDs are manufactured! Country crooner Charley Pride's new CD entitled A TRIBUTE TO JIM REEVES will be the first of its kind when it is released on Tuesday that will contain a special digital code designed to keep the music from being copied or uploaded to the Internet. The copy-proof CD is just one response from the music industry to the rampant ripping of audio CD's to MP3s. SunnComm Inc., the Phoenix based company behind the copy-proof CD technology, insists that this new protection device does not affect the disc's audio component, only the disc's other data.
Consumers will be able to play the new CDs anywhere they can plan unencrypted CDs. The only difference is that when the disc is inserted into a computer CD-ROM drive, efforts to rip the audio from the disc are halted. Critics argue that consumers can still hook up a CD Player to their computers to record onto the hard drive, but this will always result in inferior recordings due to consumer based hardware, as well as the time issue it takes to perform this task.
Don't be looking for a fix anytime soon, for this new technology is so highly developed. It is highly unlikely that anyone will be able to provide a crack to it any time soon
yea.... and this will be cracked too... you have no faith in the pirates of the world :P
there was a little thing similar to this that sony tried to make mainstream... but it failed miserably when it got cracked soon after its release
Yep everything gets cracked eventually. There's always someone smarter than you out there 
You could just record it in Real Time and rip it to MP3!
they can stop u from rippin it with software, but they cant stop u takin the audio-out from ur cdplayer into ur line in on ur sound card...
pointless waste of money time and effort if u ask me 
peace
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| Originally posted by tu_face they can stop u from rippin it with software, but they cant stop u takin the audio-out from ur cdplayer into ur line in on ur sound card... pointless waste of money time and effort if u ask me ![]() peace |
Well I belive this is no problem for me cause I have a digital output on my regular CD player so I just plug it in to my computer and store the data in real time, in some way there is gonna be a easy solution to this.
Anyway it sucks 
c-ya
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| Originally posted by tu_face they can stop u from rippin it with software, but they cant stop u takin the audio-out from ur cdplayer into ur line in on ur sound card... pointless waste of money time and effort if u ask me ![]() peace |
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| Critics argue that consumers can still hook up a CD Player to their computers to record onto the hard drive, but this will always result in inferior recordings due to consumer based hardware, as well as the time issue it takes to perform this task |
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| Originally posted by Paul Griffiths 1 Who can be bothered? Especially since most of us are used to the beauty of Rip & Encode straight from CD. I realise it's a way around it, but it's crap. Just imagine if this got widespread? The whole ripping worlds' gonna be pissed off basically! |

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| Originally posted by tu_face how do u think vinyl rips come about..? + its so easy to do.. all u need is 3 quid for a jack>jack wire and the whole thing has been a waste of time ![]() people will rip if they want to, and there isnt fuck all they can do about it. peace |
I've done them myself. Like I said before there is ways around it, but I can't be arsed to have to do this with my CD's as well as the odd vinyl for mates...
LoL, old news. I posted a thread about this months ago 
encrypted blah
hehe
DVDs were supposed to be DUb proof.. but see wut happened
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| Originally posted by infinity encrypted blah hehe DVDs were supposed to be DUb proof.. but see wut happened |

Dude this story was circulating this forum before..
i said it once.. and i will say it again:
Windows couldnt be cracked
The new windows couldnt be cracked
Mp4 was THE new thing..
well yeah whatever...
Ya cant receive payed tv for free.. yeah right...
Dude some smart ass will come with a nifty program.. or hardware thingie.. (it can even be an legal hardware thingie..)
Damn there are so many things...
a big F*ck u to the big ass record companys who keep asking way to much money for their cds and are 2 stupid to notice that the consumers dont wanna pay so much for em... and continue on following the same path...
Im out
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| Originally posted by infinity encrypted blah hehe DVDs were supposed to be DUb proof.. but see wut happened |
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| Originally posted by tu_face pointless waste of money time and effort if u ask me ![]() |
all this cracking thing is stupid ppl can still get the music another way, maybe record of vinyl? but speaking of the digital in ports and digital out, i think they have a protection agaisnt that because for MD players you can't record a MD twice because some protection.
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| Originally posted by Henkie_henk haha lol yeah i forgot that one lol!!! it was the best thing lol!! i can watch them movies from america on my european dvd player hahaa... The warez/cracking/ripping scene 0wnz you all! |
more than one way around it
Yeah this will be cracked sooner or later
Sooner if i know anything about it lol
but there are other ways
like Tu_Face said
audio out to audio in on a computer
CD to tape CD to mini disc etc
or like me
CD to CD 
i got a Audio CD burner as well as one for my PC
so i would play the CD in a normal CD player
feed the audio into my Audio CD burner and voila 
got a "normal" CD i can rip to MP3
Like when i burn MP3's to CD
i use the audio out from my PC to my mixer so i can play with the audio quality of the MP3 and get a real good copy of that MP3 onto audio CD 
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