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Protecting my web seminar from piracy
How to give web seminars securely?
When I give a web seminar, is it always possible for the viewer to record his desktop and snag a video of my desktop?
I assume it is.
I have no problem with that, unless it gets posted somewhere. Ouch!
But, what about the audio?
I suppose that would also "come along for the ride" if the person were using the web for audio. But wouldn't that be a bit tricky?
If the person was on a conference bridge using the normal telephone system, they'd need to match up the audio with the video. Also, a pretty simple things to do.
Am I worried for good reason? I hear of someone posts a video of my seminar, there is little I can do to stop it.
Curious.
Thanks.
When I give a web seminar, is it always possible for the viewer to record his desktop and snag a video of my desktop?
I assume it is.
I have no problem with that, unless it gets posted somewhere. Ouch!
But, what about the audio?
I suppose that would also "come along for the ride" if the person were using the web for audio. But wouldn't that be a bit tricky?
If the person was on a conference bridge using the normal telephone system, they'd need to match up the audio with the video. Also, a pretty simple things to do.
Am I worried for good reason? I hear of someone posts a video of my seminar, there is little I can do to stop it.
Curious.
Thanks.
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You are very welcome and I was happy to help
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