I don't want to upset you but if you allow me to play it on a TV over say HDMI (common) we can split that with the splitter and record it with a generic HDMI recorder. Since this is all too easy today, you should copyright your work and stand ready to go legal of those that distribute copies.
If it's played on a PC, it's even easier to record.
Hello,
I'm looking to distribute video content on pen drives that can be player on TVs and I'm trying to ensure that my content is copy-protected. There is a company here in India that is able to do this - (https://www.e-class.in/estore/10th-standard/10th-standard-pen-drive-with-e-box/). Their pendrives only work with the box it comes along with and has an expiry date as well. Can someone help me with what kind of platform this box might be using? And if I was to try and get hold of something like this myself, how could I go about doing that?
I know a couple of copy protect resources for pen drives for Windows exist, but I'm unable to find something that will work with TVs or an android box connected to TVs, for that matter. Many thanks in advance.

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