Opendisc
Opendisc is an Enhanced Music CD application for enabling multimedia content when a compact disc is played on a personal computer. Opendisc asserts that its technology conforms to the Blue Book specification and does not contain copy-protection functions.[1] However, various computer users have reported[2][3][4] that it interferes with third-party playback and ripping applications, effectively functioning as Digital Rights Management. Since version 2.0, Opendisc embedded a direct link to a default audio player such as Windows Media Player or iTunes. Because of this, many CDs now simply feature access to a Web site of the specific artist, which features exclusive music, videos, and photo content. Like a Google alert, a user is informed of artist updates via e-mail.
References
- ^ "Opendisc FAQ".
- ^ "Ubuntu Forums".
- ^ "People's Republic of Cork Forums".
- ^ "Audiograbber Forums".
External links
- Opendisc Web Site (Currently no longer in service)
- Web Archive of OpenDisc site before deletion, on 30 AUG 2011
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