On 23/03/2011 05:15, No Win No Fee wrote:

Copy protection code incorporated into commercial CD/DVD's allows
for one copy to be produced. Of course one can make numerous copies
from the original disc. Those copies will have copy protection
activated. The copy protection prevents copies being made from
copies - serial copying.

Are you sure about that? I've seen a hybrid CD that didn't allow any copying
but most CDs can be copied perfectly for many generations, in my experience.
And most DVDs can't be copied at all.

Any references to support your assertion?

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Eiron.