but so useful, because it's very difficult, when one sees all the patents and copyrights of the codecs… to be able to have a codec dedicated for this use!
Finished the MPEG, DivX, MP3 files etc…
There would be resources 100% compatible for MMF2 <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
but so useful, because it's very difficult, when one sees all the patents and copyrights of the codecs… to be able to have a codec dedicated for this use!
Finished the MPEG, DivX, MP3 files etc…
There would be resources 100% compatible for MMF2 <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
If your just trying to go around patent and license cost -- OGG and WMV are some pretty good ways around the cost issue <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
As far as protecting media -- I think you would need to base the filter off something open source (like OGG) because your going to need to encode the media in addition to the development of a filter to play the media in MMF.
Now it sounds like a lot of work <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />
If your just trying to go around patent and license cost -- OGG and WMV are some pretty good ways around the cost issue <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
As far as protecting media -- I think you would need to base the filter off something open source (like OGG) because your going to need to encode the media in addition to the development of a filter to play the media in MMF.
Now it sounds like a lot of work <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />
Yes, it would be necessary to be based on free codecs like MPEG-1/WMV & OGG…
Make codec like FLV format for Flash ?
Yes, it would be necessary to be based on free codecs like MPEG-1/WMV & OGG…
Make codec like FLV format for Flash ?
Yes, I think it is a good idea.
It would only stop the totally amateur rippers. (Which I must admit is most of them.)
I mean, that if my speakers can play it, I can very easily record it, and if my monitor can display it . . .
Well you get my point. I can rip, edit, and save in multiple formats any sound that my speakers make. I’m not so sure about video (that’s not my thing), but I know how to press the “Print Screen” key and paste the image into a paint program.
But yes.
A very good idea.
<img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
Yes, I think it is a good idea.
It would only stop the totally amateur rippers. (Which I must admit is most of them.)
I mean, that if my speakers can play it, I can very easily record it, and if my monitor can display it . . .
Well you get my point. I can rip, edit, and save in multiple formats any sound that my speakers make. I’m not so sure about video (that’s not my thing), but I know how to press the “Print Screen” key and paste the image into a paint program.
But yes.
A very good idea.
<img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
What about using Blowfish for encoding/decoding the files? Does anyone know if MMF loads the sound files into RAM before using them? Because if true, you could decode the music, load it, and encode it on the next loop. If not, I guess you'd have to hope that the "amateur rippers" don't alt-tab and find the unencoded music file.
What about using Blowfish for encoding/decoding the files? Does anyone know if MMF loads the sound files into RAM before using them? Because if true, you could decode the music, load it, and encode it on the next loop. If not, I guess you'd have to hope that the "amateur rippers" don't alt-tab and find the unencoded music file.
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