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Originally Posted by hdkiller
Does this means a surfer have to install a codec.exe to be able to watch the videos? (Just like some sony/bmg stuff what actualy was a trojan, your version will provide free advertisements for the surfers also?) What about linux, mac? If it's playable, then it's stealable. Please give URL for the $100,000 challenge rules  Please link researches and evidence about piracy actualy makes less sales. (Not MPAA funded researches please). Also please give us a link USPTO. Do you take the responsibility for losing sales because using a DRM like stuff and making videos not playable, and fearing away consumers? Can you give links to mainstream tech news sites what actualy tested your technology? |
Your customers will not have to install anything. It doesn't work like that. And no, you can not steal it because you can play it. That is the problem, nobody has been thinking outside of the box on this issue.
Each and every video gets a random encrypted content tag that is vastly different from the one before it that simply keeps it from being recorded, copied or uploaded. It's so simple once you break it down that we are surprised that nobody did this years ago. Snooze you lose I guess.
Our challenge has been going on for a year in real hacker circles. If someone here wants a try at it, I will gather the information for you and post it.
Regarding stats, we have conducted surveys for the past few years and watched sales decline in both mainstream and adult. This is where we got our data, from you. Then on the test sites we have opened, in every single site, we noticed as high as 25% increase in sales when we added the tag to the videos, in every single case. It is amazing.