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[ILUG] O/T: How can you limit the number of replays on a CD?

[ILUG] O/T: How can you limit the number of replays on a CD?

John Gay johngay at eircom.net
Fri Jun 21 22:31:55 IST 2002


I realise this is really streching the limits of O/T but I can't seem to find 
an answer on Google?

These is an Oasis CD in a Sunday paper this week, and three of the six tracks 
will only play 4 times? according to the TV spot? I seem to remember hearing 
about attempts at such things, but don't remember any of them actually 
working?

As I said, I had a good google for it, but drew a blank. Even the CDROM FAQ's 
only list failed copy protection schemes.

(Blatent attempt to stay on topic) 
What are the chances I'll be able to rip said 'limited' tracks on my Linux 
box?

<FLAMEBAIT>
And, if this works, how long will it be before they start trying to sell us 
pay-per-play CD's? I can see it now:
TEEN: I'd like the new Britney single?
CLERK: Sure, thats 1.50 per play. How many times wouyld you like to buy?
TEEN: ???

Cheers,

	John Gay




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