Is there any software that can make the cd i burn to be copyright and no other copies of the cd can be produce

Question

Is there any software that i can used to make my burned cd's to be copyright and no other copies can be done of the cd thereafter..

Answer 1

Yes but apparently the BILLION OF DOLLARS spent by the music, movie and software industries haven't been enough to find it.

And you probably want a free program too - right?

By the way: Apparently YOU feel its OK to steal copyrighted material, but your lame "montage" video (or whatever) is worth something?

(See askers other questions).

Get real.

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Do you even understand the concept of a Copyright and what it is for?

The purpose of a copyright is to protect the creative work of an individual/company and also to uniquely identify said work. It is also there so that the copyright owners have the ability to license or sell said work and maintain control over it.

However, YOU want everything for FREE (again, see askers other questions).

You feel it is OK to steal the work of other people and then turn around and protect your own "work".

WTF gives you this sense of entitlement? What have YOU done in this life to "deserve" having everything given to you free and then EXPECT to protect it all and make sure nobody "steals" from you? The answer to that is absolutely nothing.

Answer 2

for starters...to be copyrighted you have to actualy purchase copyright...you cant just call something copyrighted

but to answer your question no...its not possible...there is not a single dvd or game on the market that has not been pirated for at the very least single play use....
so if the multi-billion dollar industries cant do it there is no way you can...

however:if you are asking for software that will help to make whatever you put onto a cd much harder for that average person to "rip" then i suggest you read what i have posted and form a new question based of this new information....

Answer 3

Don't you think that the companies who make software or music cds would have done that, if it was possible, and so we wouldn't be able to copy them?

I suppose there could be a code for opening or running the files on the cd, though, as in software programmes.

Answer 4

that could desire to be unlawful = p yet while one desires to break ones own copyright with the aid of a *cough* "misplacement" of their unique reproduction, then i could use alchohol a hundred and twenty% or sly fox (unsure if the final call is sturdy)