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Originally posted by blade
You could just make the page a .php file so they can't view source, or an easier way would be to make the music files into .swf format....they could still download them, but nobody wants to listen to a playist of .swf music where they have to play each song individually (manually)
Well you can always decompile the SWF file into "resources" so to speak and you can extract the music file so that wont work.
Like Cookie said, anything on the internet is fair game to be downloaded.
What about encrypted javascript code of the code to play the file in html. then when the page goes to load it, it just writes that data but still the user would see the script not the code. Yeti Sports used to do that, the way around it tho is putting an input box on the page and setting the innertext to the decrypted text.
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