How to protect media content from copying?

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podust2011-12-12 08:49:56

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podust, 2011-12-12 08:49:56

So, the scene is the outback, in which there is no normal Internet, a computer store.
Completed tasks: to make an excellent, high-quality selection of media materials (mainly films in *.avi, *.mkv and music in *.mp3) in high quality, deliver it with a ready-made computer.
Task outstanding: protect content from being copied.
I don't know how to do it. Using MS DRM is a big hassle, as you will have to reformat the content to wmv / wma. Are there other similar methods? Maybe some non-obvious stupid way?

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Maxim Shishkin, 2011-12-12
@lsoul

I have a pattern break. Why protect something that apparently is not licensed?

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mixailflash, 2011-12-12
@mixailflash

it is impossible to protect, there is still someone who will break

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a3x, 2011-12-12
@a3x

You can close up all the outlets ;-), in the sense of turning off USB, Ethernet, RS232, and sealing the case.

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podust, 2011-12-12
@podust

PS But in essence, no one will say anything, no?

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Denis, 2011-12-12
@uscr

Are you serious about protecting stolen content? What's the point? Raise sales?
Sell this content on media for 100 rubles, if you really don’t care about the legality of your actions.