File protection on multimedia hard disks

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Hello !

Is there a solution for storing sound files on a multimedia hard disk and
not enabling the files to be retrieved ?
(for example, are there multimedia disks which enable crypting sound files,
yet allowing to listen to them, or software solutions)

Here is precisely our need : we are an association and we want to give our
members access to conferences and concerts by storing these on multimedia
hard disks which our members will be able to rent.
The audio content of the files are the property of the association (concerts
and conferences by members).
We should wish at least a symbolic protection of the files so that most
members, if not computer experts, cannot easily retrieve the files from the
disk.

All ideas will be highly appreciated !

Cheers

Jean-Marie
 
Hello !

Is there a solution for storing sound files on a multimedia hard disk
and not enabling the files to be retrieved ?
(for example, are there multimedia disks which enable crypting sound
files, yet allowing to listen to them, or software solutions)

Here is precisely our need : we are an association and we want to give
our members access to conferences and concerts by storing these on
multimedia hard disks which our members will be able to rent.
The audio content of the files are the property of the association
(concerts and conferences by members).
We should wish at least a symbolic protection of the files so that
most members, if not computer experts, cannot easily retrieve the
files from the disk.

All ideas will be highly appreciated !

Cheers

Jean-Marie

DRM unfortunately......

First...I know very little about DRM, as I have zero video's and like
maybe 3 mp3's, so don't use my PC as a media server.

But if I did want to utilize DRM, I'd start looking here.....

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/ProtectConte
nt.aspx
 

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