Copy Protection
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You can record music or video files, but some files may retain copy protection such as digital rights management (DRM). DRM encrypts digital media content and limits access to people who have a license to play the content.
For more detailed information about digital rights management, you can go to:
http://www.microsoft.com
Copy protection for DVD movies
Most DVD movies in the market are encrypted with copy protection to prevent illegal duplication of copyrighted material. This protection distorts the picture quality when copied or prevents it from being copied.
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HP supports lawful use of technology and does not endorse or encourage the use of our products for purposes other than those permitted by copyright law.
Copy protection for music files
The first time you try to copy a music CD in Media Center or Windows Media Player, a copy protection setting window appears. When you burn a music CD in Windows Media Player, an option to turn DRM on or off appears. If you keep it turned on, the music cannot be played on another PC. It can only be played on the original PC. If DRM is turned off, you can play your music on other PCs.