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[H2]GrandOrgue now able to use encrypted sample sets ![/H2]
This GrandOrgue release adds support for using encrypted samples. The cryptograhical protection is
equal to the (dongle free) Hauptwerk Free Edition encryption. Apart from that, the encryption meets
the technical requirments described in
* 17 U.S. Code § 1201 (a)(3)
* European Directive 2001/29/EC Article 6
* German Urheberrechtsgesetz (UrhG) §95a (2)
* Austrian Urheberrechtsgesetz §90c (2)
and therefore qualifies for legal protection.
GrandOrgue ships a command-line encryption tool:
Usage: GOCrypt <input-wave-file> <output-encrypted-file>
It support encrypting normal wav files (not WavPack compressed files).
You can simply replace any reference of unencrypted samples with their encrypted version in the
GrandOrgue Organ File Defintion (ODF).
For encryption a whole sampleset, you any kind of automation tool to call GOCrypt for all samples.
For a free solution, either use any Linux system or install MSYS (http://www.mingw.org/wiki/msys) or
Cygwin (https://www.cygwin.com/).
Then run in a Linux/MSYS/Cygwin shell:
cd <sample-set-directory>
for a in $(find -name \*.wav); do b=$(echo "$a"|sed -e "s/\.wav/.go/g"); GOCrypt "$a" "$b" ; done
for a in $(find -name \*.wav); do rm "$a" ; done
sed -ie "s/\.wav/.go/g" $(find -name \*.organ)
These instructions delete the unencrypted samples.
[H2]Download GrandOrgue Crypt:[/H2]
click here