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 Posted - Jan 11 2003 : 12:28:57
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I have over a million images on the internet that I would like to protect from piracy. These images will be stored on a machine that runs FreeBSD 4.0 and streamed from a web server that runs the same OS. I am wondering if this is something you can help me with or could you recommend someone who is able to help us with this problem? Could you please specify prices, and benefits.
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Posted - Jan 11 2003 : 12:34:17
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Copysafe will do this for you. Copysafe Pro is usually used with the images encrypted by the program, but running a small Copysafe applet on any page will protect anything displayed on that page. Note that this applies to page content and not mpegs, etc that are actually downloaded to the
viewer's station to play in a separate application.
Point to note is that visitors will be required to download a
plug-in (250k inc installer) to view the pages.
To add Copysafe to existing pages you can add the two tag inserts via
templates used for header and footer. If you are pulling images only, they can be loaded using a template. Or you can run Copysafe in the head frame of a frameset and link normal pages/images in the main window.
Please see our online demo for the different examples of using Copysafe for the image itself or in the header.
This system was originally designed for protecting images and the header option is not quite as secure, unless you use an extra/optional code insert.
Each page can be set to allow/disallow print, keyboard or capture. |
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Protect a million images?