OGAPS Prevents Your Assets from Illegal Downloads
Using our proprietary software We make sure that all our client's digital assets are protected from Illegal downloads and Internet Sharing. All major and new Internet sharing websites are constantly scanned for any versions of our client’s releases, Once Detected they are removed by manual intervention and Legal action is initiated against the website to avoid any future releases of the file. We have a standard Work Flow and our Research team is constantly working to counter the new ways of illegal file sharing and distribution on the Internet.
The illegal downloading and streaming videos of movies on the Internet are responsible for up to 40% of the movie industries losses to piracy, according to the Motion Picture Association of America. The rest comes from illegal DVDs and other physical means of storing and transferring video content.
Commonly, Hollywood movies are made available via illegal for-profit sites within days of theatrical release, and some times non released work in progress versions are also released, while the advent of global releasing now allows the proliferation of individual titles into an array of language dubs within the first month of a theatrical debut. When movies are released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc, the sites upgrade the quality of video offered from camcorded images to pristine digital copies.
The most pirated video this year, according to The Hollywood Reporter, was the American-produced science fiction hit Avatar, which was downloaded over 16 million times.
Downloading movies on Bit Torrent and other file-sharing applications on the Internet are commonplace and the movie studios don’t love them to say the least. These applications work by splitting up movies into thousands of pieces and then assembling them again so that the source can’t be detected. Cyber lockers now represent the preferred method by which consumers are enjoying pirated content.
Using our proprietary software We make sure that all our client's digital assets are protected from Illegal downloads and Internet Sharing. All major and new Internet sharing websites are constantly scanned for any versions of our client’s releases, Once Detected they are removed by manual intervention and Legal action is initiated against the website to avoid any future releases of the file. We have a standard Work Flow and our Research team is constantly working to counter the new ways of illegal file sharing and distribution on the Internet.
The illegal downloading and streaming videos of movies on the Internet are responsible for up to 40% of the movie industries losses to piracy, according to the Motion Picture Association of America. The rest comes from illegal DVDs and other physical means of storing and transferring video content.
Commonly, Hollywood movies are made available via illegal for-profit sites within days of theatrical release, and some times non released work in progress versions are also released, while the advent of global releasing now allows the proliferation of individual titles into an array of language dubs within the first month of a theatrical debut. When movies are released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc, the sites upgrade the quality of video offered from camcorded images to pristine digital copies.
The most pirated video this year, according to The Hollywood Reporter, was the American-produced science fiction hit Avatar, which was downloaded over 16 million times.
Downloading movies on Bit Torrent and other file-sharing applications on the Internet are commonplace and the movie studios don’t love them to say the least. These applications work by splitting up movies into thousands of pieces and then assembling them again so that the source can’t be detected. Cyber lockers now represent the preferred method by which consumers are enjoying pirated content.