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    My own codecs ?

    Any way , any program let me issue my own codecs ?

    Thanks .

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    You have to program a codec.
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    How ?

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    Umm...

    Learn the video/audio standard. Write a decoder driver.

    And no we are not talking about something you can do in VB with 10 lines of code.
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    If I'm not wrong , I've heard that there are some programs that can do this easily . Sort of encryption thingy for the song or the movie .

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    Um no. I think you are confusing codec with something else. A codec is a driver that decodes audio/video so you can see/hear it in your favorite media player.
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    Ok , I'll change my mind , how can I protect MP3 files ?
    Last edited by Pirate; Jul 24th, 2003 at 11:14 AM.

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    What do you mean protect?
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    I mean protect . Like what these codec do . So , no one can play it unless he has this file or .

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    A file is not going to play anyway if they dont have the proper codec. So your question is moot. Besides, pretty much every media player has a built in MP3 decoder already.
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    I'm sure , there is a program that export any codec with password or any kind of verification but I can't seem to find it anywhere . When I get it hofully I'll post it here anyways .

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    I still say you are mixing codec up with something else. There is no reason to pasword verify a codec.
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    If you want actually protect a movie or file, then you need to encrypt it. A program like PGP would do it. With PGP you could even make a encrypted virtual drive.

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