begin Dave Steinberg quotation: > According to the site, "...key2audio does not introduce artificial > (C2) errors into the music, thereby preserving the title's original sound > quality...A hidden signature applied to the disc during glass master > manufacturing prevents playback on PC/MAC and thereby prevents copying or > track ripping. The high reliability is due to the fact that the audio > part fully complies with the Red Book standard - not a single bit is > changed in the audio data stream - i.e.: no uncorrectable errors are used > to protect the audio data." I don't understand this. What is this "hidden signature", and how does it prevent the disc from playing on a CD-ROM drive? If the disc is fully Red Book-compliant, then why would it not play? Is this a cheap trick like putting a faulty non-audio session on the disc (separate from the Red Book CD audio data) in the hope that a CD-ROM drive would be confused by it, and therefore be unable to read it? Craig
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