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'''Coded anti-piracy (CAP)''' is a series of dots that are unique for every print of a motion picture, enabling leaks and illegal copies to be traced.

Variants:

* Kodak's CAP - developed in 1982
* Deluxe's CAP - more visible dots to thwart camcorders and telecine
* CineFence - developed by Philips in 2006, complies with Digital Cinema System Specification forensic marking mandates, encodes 35 bits/5 minutes

== See also ==
* [[Watermark (physical)]]

== Links ==
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coded_anti-piracy Wikipedia]
* [https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-business-discussion/853255-anti-piracy-solution-found-online-dvds-philips.html GFY thread on Cinefence (NSFW)]

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