@teri40:

^ That's what I heard, don't quote me on that though  

Although here's an interesting bit about MuscleMatt videos:

http://theaters.musclematt.com/blog/wanted.reward-trapped-a-troll-why-some-films-may-never-be-released

This "musclematt" is an  :cens: and seems mentally unstable.

I would suggest that people do not give "musclematt" any money or attention.

Aww no wonder I don't see musclematt's video floating on the internet anymore. Makes sense. I mean I do like his videos alot, too bad it's very hard to get now. Oh well, tons of other porn to watch lOL.

^ That's what I heard, don't quote me on that though  

Although here's an interesting bit about MuscleMatt videos:

http://theaters.musclematt.com/blog/wanted.reward-trapped-a-troll-why-some-films-may-never-be-released

This "musclematt" is an  :cens: and seems mentally unstable.

I would suggest that people do not give "musclematt" any money or attention.

Although here's an interesting bit about MuscleMatt videos:

http://theaters.musclematt.com/blog/wanted.reward-trapped-a-troll-why-some-films-may-never-be-released

Thanks for the heads up! I think Englishlads and Musclematt also do the same. If anybody knows a site who uses that technology, maybe you guys could make a shout out here to warn us.

:cens: ..  :faint:

Discussions and requests how to hack or rip a web site; crack or remove copy protections and Digital Restriction Management (DRM) systems; remove invisible watermarks in media files; and requests or offers to share passwords, logins or invitations are prohibited. Do not request or offer to share files obtained by these activities.

@NickGWM:

Its probably possible to circumvent such restrictions by downloading from such sites using a  :cens:.

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2014-08-18 Popper: Censored, please review the rules …

I didn't think what I said was a violation of the rules or I obviously wouldn't have said it…  Telling someone how to preserve their privacy when joining a web site SHOULD not be a violation of any rule, IMHO.

Now I'm curious about which rule(s) you may have violated and the name of the tool you referred to.

Its probably possible to circumvent such restrictions by downloading from such sites using a  :cens:.

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2014-08-18 Popper: Censored, please review the rules …

I didn't think what I said was a violation of the rules or I obviously wouldn't have said it…  Telling someone how to preserve their privacy when joining a web site SHOULD not be a violation of any rule, IMHO.

I think what they mean is that they put an invisible watermark on their videos and can trace that back to your account on their site.

There are certainly sites that do this exact thing.  The only way to detect such a thing would be to download a second copy of the same video in the same resolution/file size and compare the two files.  If they don't place tracking info in the video, then any two downloads from different users would be expected to be identical.  If they are not identical, then there is probably a reason, and the file is being modified or customized for each downloader.

The really good watermarking tools will survive a transcode of the video or a resize or whatnot…. basically as long as the quality of the video survives, so will the watermark, at least in theory.

Its probably possible to circumvent such restrictions by downloading from such sites using a  :cens:.

2014-08-18 Popper: Censored, please review the rules …

I wonder just what sort of legal action they think will succeed…  ???