ARccOS
ARccOS is a digital copy protection system developed by Sony and is available for some DVD-Video. is designed to prevent the creating of unauthorized DVD copies in high-quality. Each ARccOS guarded DVD-Video can be equipped with a different encryption code. The digital signature protects the DVD-Video by preventing 1:1 duplication, ripping, recompression and unauthorized mass replication.
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