If anybody hiding CD/DVD inside clothing then How to detect CD/DVD using metal detector?
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CD sniffing dogs courtesy of the Motion Picture Association of America...\nhttp://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=1944531&page=1
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the DVD decder probably got delted some how
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*chuckles* Those lines are not really there, they are simply light reflecting off the surface of the CD's layers. But there are other lines that spiral outward from the center that strore billions of 1s and 0s (called binary) that are read and decoded by the computer.\n\n1  0  0  1  0    -> 1  0  0  1  0  -> 9\n1  2  4  8 16   -> 1+0+0+8+0 -> 9
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Cd Cleaner? usually it invloves more then a program? you may be able to get one with a small shipping fee though I would check out ebay
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There are actually devices called 'Airborne Particulate Detectors' which you can purchase via catalogs. There are plenty of different types of particulates and detection devices for most of them.  I would start by checking into any industrial catalog or search under Hazardous Material Detection Equipment.
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with dvd shrink, you can use dvd decrypter
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DVD Decrypter. It's free too.
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DVD Fab Decrypter. It's free and it works on everything.
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Actually I was working on a cloaking device.  I never built a prototype though because the raw materials would have costed me $1000.  Plus, there are several different types of metal detectors and each one has to be fooled in a slightly different fashion.  If you really want to know, just buy a cheap metal detector and see if you can fool it.  I think it can be done.  If you find a way to bypass those blatently unconstitutional airport checkpoints you've got my full support.
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CARRY IN A SEPARATE  BAG   AND WHEN YOU GO THREW METAL DETECTOR TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE ..OK HAVE A FUN TRIP
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The links on this site may help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar_detector
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The disc contains files, some of which could be hidden type files. It is straightforward for a program to check if a disc is in your CD drive, what type of drives you have and to look up a certain file on a their CD if they detect that a CD is in the drive.\n\nI mention the "type of drive" because some older games (including one of my favorites, Lords of the Realm 2) will not work on a DVD drive. The software looks for a CD drive, cannot find one and therefore says that the disc is not in the drive (even though it is and I can look around on it in Explorer). Older software that was made before DVD drives were popular may have inadequate software to determine that a DVD drive can read CD-ROM's. (It has no idea what a DVD drive is.)\n\nAside from this, there is a way to burn info on a part of the disc that the OS will not read (ie, not a file that will show up in Explorer)but that the device driver can query. This is one, very effective way, to implement copy protection. One of my old clients patented and used this method to help Hollywood fight pirating of discs. If you've ever left the USA, you'd find out why piracy is such a big deal. You can buy a copy of just about any movie or software on the streets for about a buck.
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The problem you will run into is that as soon as that CD is out of your posession then its fair game.\n\nThe RIAA and Motion Picture Association have been trying to encrypt and create software like that for years and its all pretty much junk.\n\nWhat you can do is during the install have a unique CD key combine with the unique processor ID and or NIC of the system that will then create a unique activation KEY.  That means that the CD is now tied to that system and that system only.  I have seen some software that we use in my job have to be activated in that way.  Kinda pain for the user but in ensure you some level of control.
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You will find such a container in a big box shaped concrete structure called a store.  As you go down several layered rows, you will find a wood or sometimes metal thing called a cd rack.  You will then give me 10 points and your cds will be happy
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Make sure nothing is under it
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1. Decrypt the DVD to local hard drive.  (DVD-decrypter)\n2. Locate the audio tracks in output directories\n3. Use another program to convert to .wav format\n4. Create an audio CD using another program, e.g. Nero
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you use  the program named lock-cd