This presentation discusses the role of Digital Rights Management (DRM) in gaming and animation, highlighting its importance in protecting intellectual property and facilitating proper distribution. It covers various technical aspects, including security measures, content creation, and tracking in addition to referencing specific case studies. The document is geared towards an academic audience and acknowledges the sources of information used.

1. for Gaming and Animation

3. This presentation is strictly made for academic discussions. The information provided here is collected from various sources online, for which, the authors are very much thankful to. DISCLAIMER

4. peer to peer transfer the attitude “every thing is for everyone” Protecting content/ design Reasons for DRM In Games

5. Advantage of DRM Protect the commercial value of media Realize cost savings Facilitates proper distribution tracking

6. DRM For Games During Content creation Front-end DRM

7. Content Creation Concept/idea – Intellectual Property Rights Development- turnaround costs Programming- source codes of hardware Adequate work security Frequent security audits Asset integration- Screen shots configs Physical separation from internet Removable storage devices check Testing and Quality Assurance

8. Front–end DRM Logins/ passwords for full versions 1hr cut off time in Demo Hardware restrictions

9. Nintendo specific Game boy the have closed source . Homebrew- Flash Cards from Hong- Kong

10. Learning! All you need is time to hack!

11. Use Of DAM in Animation Protect the commercial value of media Realize cost savings Find what you are looking for easily Facilitate a digital enterprise storage strategy Facilitate digital collaboration Enable reuse and repurposing of content Facilitates proper distribution tracking

12. Sultan the Warrior IP- property case