Author: Dan Maloney / Source: Hackaday
Oh, for the old days when sailing the seas of piracy was as simple as hooking a couple of VCRs together with a dubbing cable. Sure, the video quality degraded with each generation, but it was so bad to start out with that not paying $25 for a copy of “Ghostbusters” was a value proposition.
But then came The Man with all his “rules” and “laws” about not stealing, and suddenly tapes weren’t so easy to copy.If you’ve ever wondered how copy protection worked in pre-digital media, wonder no more. [Technology Connections] has done from the VHS days. It was dubbed “Analog Protection System” or “Analog Copy Protection” by Macrovision,…
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