Re: How can we protect Wav files for a rompler?
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2020 1:51 pm
Thanks for all your ideas and input guys.
I came up with a “weak” solution, but in the end Johan changed his mind and thought that allowing a user access to his wavs would be ok. Also the new rompler version can load the user’s own wavs, which of course won’t be “protected”.
The system I came up with needed a batch process to add a defined number of samples of silence at the start of each wav, just over 3 seconds. The exact number of samples is known of course, and added as an offset to the waveform table’s reader index. This means the wav player will always start at the correct point in the wav file, but if anyone wants to use a wav they would have to remove the silence first and may be discouraged.
I wanted to add white noise instead of silence, to give the impression of encryption, but I couldn’t find an editor that allowed adding white noise of a defined time at the start and as a batch process too.
Cheers
Spogg
I came up with a “weak” solution, but in the end Johan changed his mind and thought that allowing a user access to his wavs would be ok. Also the new rompler version can load the user’s own wavs, which of course won’t be “protected”.
The system I came up with needed a batch process to add a defined number of samples of silence at the start of each wav, just over 3 seconds. The exact number of samples is known of course, and added as an offset to the waveform table’s reader index. This means the wav player will always start at the correct point in the wav file, but if anyone wants to use a wav they would have to remove the silence first and may be discouraged.
I wanted to add white noise instead of silence, to give the impression of encryption, but I couldn’t find an editor that allowed adding white noise of a defined time at the start and as a batch process too.
Cheers
Spogg