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Open Source DRM

Posted by timothy on from the not-necessarily-an-afj dept.

Clyde writes "The different worlds of DRM and Open Source have come together under OGG-S, a project that just recently went to beta with their Open Source DRM toolkit. The project license in GPL and uses OpenSSL for its encryption engine. It will be interesting to see if this project helps to spread the acceptance of Ogg Vorbis."

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  1. Re:another thinly veiled attempt to make money by Drakonian · · Score: 0, Redundant

    I thought your subject was pretty amusing. Damn those capitalist pigs! In SOVIET RUSSIA..... the central planning committee would distribute the binaries.

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    Random is the New Order.
  2. RTFA! by OrangeHairMan · · Score: 1, Redundant

    According to the linked page,

    Please note that OGG-S is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by Xiph.org or Ogg Vorbis.

    Don't expect this to become anything big any time soon.

    Orange