April 6, 200917 yr WHAT???Once a CD-R is burned, it can no longer be re-burned. A CD-RW can still be Erased and Re-burned, though. However, a multi-session can have more data burned onto it, in which case don't use multisession when burning to prevent it.Do you mean Copy-Protect it, to keep it from being copied?
April 10, 200917 yr Explaination of Playstation Game Copy Protection.Sony has a very effective way of protecting their disks,but it requires a hardware patch for both the reading and writing of the disk.One of the sectors is 1024 bytes long (2 sectors joined together)The hardware reads this sector and the string "Sony Corporation Of America"is spanned across the break.The hardware reads this sector and if the string is corrupted(copied disk) it rejects it.To recreate this, you must rewrite the hardware code for the burner (NOT EASY AT ALL)and even then, the disk can be copied and used unless similar code checks for this sector.This is just one example, there are many others but the jist is that the Burner Hardware Codewill need to be tampered with in order to create the disks.
April 11, 200917 yr OK, FWIW....http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardware/cdrom...rotect_cd.shtmlMethods and tools (appear to be perfectly legal).
April 12, 200917 yr In addition, a very similar thread here and my response:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=132390
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