Editing Disc Identification/Serialization Data

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== IFPI Code ==
'''I'''nternational '''F'''ederation of the '''P'''honographic '''I'''ndustry

synonym: SID-Code ('''S'''ource '''ID'''entification Code)

Used for marketing strategy, quality control and Anti-Piracy Compliance Program, there are two kinds of codes: a Mastering Code and a Mold Code. These 2 codes can be used to trace [http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps4/Talk:Bluray_Drive#Pressing_Plant_SID-Codes the location] where discs are made.


{{Boxtip1|content=Each '''Mastering SID Code''' that is assigned will consist of the digits “IFPI” followed by a four or five digit code commencing with the letter “L”.}}

{{Boxtip1|content='''Mould SID Code''' will consist of the letters “IFPI” followed by a four or five digit code. 
The first two digits (in the case of a four digit SID Code) or the first three digits (in the case of a five digit SID Code) are assigned to the operator of the manufacturing or mastering plant.
The last two digits of this code are allocated to give each mould on the site.
Using alphanumeric digits consisting of the numbers 0 through 9 and the letters of the Western alphabet A through Z,excluding “I”, “O”, “S” and “Q”, the plant has the ability to assign unique codes to 1,024 different mould code.}}

* location: innerring outside datasection
* length:
* sample:

<gallery>
File:CD showing IFPI-Codes in detail - there is no BCA visible.jpg|CD showing IFPI-Codes in detail - there is no BCA visible
File:IFPI_Mould_SID_Code_PS3_GAME.png|Blu-Ray Disc PS3 GAME IFPI- Mastering SID Code single layer
File:IFPI_Mastering_SID_Code_dual_layers.png|Blu-Ray Disc PS3 GAME IFPI- Mastering SID Codes dual layers
</gallery>
=== Sony DACD prefixes ===
* DVSS - Single-layer DVDs
* DVDL - Dual-layer DVDs
* BVSS - Single-layer Blu-ray Discs
* BVDL - Dual-layer Blu-ray Discs
* DRSS - DVD-ROM software titles
* PSRM - PlayStation titles
* PTRM - PlayStation 2 CD-ROM titles
* PDSS - PlayStation 2 DVD-ROM titles
* PDDL - PlayStation 2 DVD-ROM Dual-layer titles
* UPSS - PlayStation Portable UMD Single-layer titles
* UPDL - PlayStation Portable UMD Dual-layer titles
* BPSS - PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Single-layer titles
* BPDL - PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc Dual-layer titles

PS4 ?

PS5 ?

=== Patents and references ===
* http://www.google.com/#q=ifpi+patent
* http://home.lyse.net/bki/met/ifpi-codes.html
* http://www.ifpi.org/content/library/sid-code-implementation-guide.pdf
* http://www.ip.philips.com/data/downloadables/3/0/6/sid_implementationguide.pdf

== Cutting Burst Area (CBA)==
synonym: Burst Cutting Area (BCA)
* location: innerring inside datasection
* radius: 22.3 to 23.5mm
* datasize: 12 bytes to 188 bytes in steps of 16 bytes
* sample:
<gallery>
File:DVD showing CBA in detail - on the innerring is the IFPI.jpg|DVD showing CBA in detail - on the innerring is the IFPI
Wii Disk showing CBA in detail - on the innerring is the IFPI.jpg|Wii Disk showing CBA in detail - on the innerring is the IFPI
File:Wii Super Mario Galaxy PAL - showing IFPI - BCA and Angular Marks.jpg|Wii Super Mario Galaxy PAL - showing IFPI - BCA and Angular Marks
File:Wii Super Mario Galaxy PAL - BCA cropped.jpg|Wii Super Mario Galaxy PAL - BCA cropped
</gallery>
=== Patents and references ===
* http://www.google.com/#q=burst+cutting+area+patent
=== Links for fun stuff ===
* http://nwert.wordpress.com/2013/06/29/reading-bca-the-hard-way/

== PIC Zone ==
Permanent Information & Control data
* location: within the Cutting Burst Area (CBA)
* datasize: 0x73 bytes
* sample:
=== Patents and references ===
* http://www.google.com/#q=pic+zone+patent

== Angular Marks ==
* location: in the data area, outside the Cutting Burst Area (CBA)
* sample:
<gallery>
File:Angular Marks.png|Angular Marks
</gallery>
=== Patents and references ===
* http://www.google.com/#q=angular+mark+patent
* http://debugmo.de/2008/11/anatomy-of-an-optical-medium-authentication/ (also CBA info)

== ROM Mark ==
ROM Mark or BD-ROM Mark is a serialization technology designed to make it more difficult for replication plants to do unlogged over-runs (being sold out the back door, without the copyright holder's knowledge) on a pressing.

Only licensed BD-ROM manufacturers have access to the equipment that can make these unique ROM Marks (physical-layer to store key cryptographic secrets).

Although every machine used to laser-cut a master disc is theoretically the same, the motor that spins the blank disc and moves the laser along a spiral track varies slightly in speed and precision. So if a digital marker is put in the middle of a recording, its physical position on the master disc - and every disc then pressed - will be a unique fingerprint of the cutting machine.

The ROM Mark contains the Volume ID required to decrypt content encrypted using [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Access_Content_System AACS.]

* location:
* length:
* sample:
=== Patents and references ===
* http://www.google.com/#q=rom+mark+patent
* http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=15046
* http://www.cdrinfo.com/Sections/News/Details.aspx?NewsId=15194
* http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/vectors/brcp.pdf

== Generic References ==
* http://www.blu-raydisc.com/assets/downloadablefile/bd-romwhitepaper20070308-15270.pdf (including page 40 SID, page 41 BCA, page 45 PIC Zone)
* http://www.patexia.com/us-patents/07278031 ´Patent 07278031 - Secure distribution of portable game software´ [https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/US7278031B1/US07278031-20071002-D00005.png img]
* [http://www.sonydad.com/inc/tech/pid.html Postscribed ID]


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