[Playlist] How to avoid music download?
José Renato
jose at suntech.com.br
Tue Oct 2 12:34:27 UTC 2007
I want only the music owners doing that. I can not afford with legal
music industry process if my system allows "music sharing". I just want
a way to play music for people that has purchased them. If after that
(the system allows download!) they want to pass their songs, its not
more my business and problem. Maybe my point of view are not so clear
with the topic subject. With the samples I have seen, the music path are
direct to the music, this is the point! I can´t allow users using the
system to share music. I am not going against the tide :D I only want to
avoid legal trouble.
But changing the subject, we have already tested using a Java Servlet
that controls user session, so the playlist are not public, it works
fine. Follows a sample:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<playlist version="1" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/">
<title>Personal Playlist</title>
<trackList>
<track><location>http://localhost:8080/pms-stream/JukeBox?song=902348834320</location></track>
<track><location>http://localhost:8080/pms-stream/JukeBox?song=876127678638</location></track>
<track><location>http://localhost:8080/pms-stream/JukeBox?song=548237843892</location></track>
</trackList>
</playlist>
Thanks a lot,
José Renato.
Petr Tomasek escreveu:
> I don't understand, why do you want to abuse the XSPF, if you don't want
> the users to download your songs!
>
> Either use an open technology in an open manner (letting the user do whatever he wants)
> or use some shity closed (and patented) technologies if you want to just make the "bussines"...
>
> P.T.
>
>
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