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Yes, there are "SCMS Scrubbers" available. The DTI jitter remover by
Audio Alchemy (original version only) could do this, resulting in
a copy which was "SCMS 11" (one copy allowed), and with some simple
modifications, would produce copies which were "SCMS 00" unlimited
copies permitted).

However, unless you planned to actually distribute copies of copies,
why would you need anything more than "SCMS 11"?


In article <76k3lo$5s7$1@justice.csc.cuhk.edu.hk>, kpwong@psy.cuhk.edu.hk
(Kit-pui Wong) wrote:

> There is the SCMS (Serial Copy Managemet System ?) installed
> in the "home-used" audio CDR recorder (e.g. Philips) to prevent 
> copying digital copies nor using non-audio-purpose CDRs.
> 
> Is there really no way to disable this "feature", even on
> the "hardware level", i.e. by soldering or de-solidering 
> something on the chips/circuits inside ?
> 
> There must be some (audio) electronics experts here, e.g. 
> those working in Philips :), giving us solution. 
> 
> Am I right ?
> 
> Happy new year!

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