"I only use original CDs in my performance, do I need these licences?
No, these licences are for copying or dubbing music tracks to pc or mp3 player.
These licences also DO NOT allow you to copy from CD to CD-R.
To understand more about which licences apply where download the NADJ Licensing Grid."
> A good example is the "cap code" dots that appear in certain frames of a movie; these are supposed to be unique to each movie theaters so that pirated movies can be traced to the theater where they were filmed off the screen.
Take a reasonably sized image and change a pixel and it's difficult to notice a change. Take a sound and make the smallest of change and it's far more evident to the listener.
The big problem is that if the watermark isn't evident to the listener, then a good mp3 encoder should remove that right away since it will improve the compression rate without effecting the user experience!
The Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene, Stars, Feist, Most Serene Republic, Tapes N Tapes, Rufus Wainwright, Metric, The New Pornographers, Destroyer, Belle Orchestre, The Unicorns, Wolf Parade, Islands, The Stills, Death From Above 1979...
I personally think Canada seems to be producing more interesting music than both America and the UK at the moment, you've just got to know where to look.
Slashdot Mirror
Or something similar, at least:
http://www.djlicence.org.uk/faq.html
"I only use original CDs in my performance, do I need these licences?
No, these licences are for copying or dubbing music tracks to pc or mp3 player.
These licences also DO NOT allow you to copy from CD to CD-R.
To understand more about which licences apply where download the NADJ Licensing Grid."
that the person involved was more conscientious than this guy: http://youhavegotthewrongperson.blogspot.com/
> A good example is the "cap code" dots that appear in certain frames of a movie; these are supposed to be unique to each movie theaters so that pirated movies can be traced to the theater where they were filmed off the screen. Take a reasonably sized image and change a pixel and it's difficult to notice a change. Take a sound and make the smallest of change and it's far more evident to the listener. The big problem is that if the watermark isn't evident to the listener, then a good mp3 encoder should remove that right away since it will improve the compression rate without effecting the user experience!
The Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene, Stars, Feist, Most Serene Republic, Tapes N Tapes, Rufus Wainwright, Metric, The New Pornographers, Destroyer, Belle Orchestre, The Unicorns, Wolf Parade, Islands, The Stills, Death From Above 1979...
I personally think Canada seems to be producing more interesting music than both America and the UK at the moment, you've just got to know where to look.