user12788: Hello I would like to know if is there such a way has to inject programming code into a video, so that for example if the video gets ripped from different websites, that video loses all the video properties or becomes corrupted and displays a watermark like saying :  Do not support stealing video views.
Because I do know that many sites gets away stealing millions of views, and not crediting the proper content creators, so I wanted to know if there was such a way, so that it doesn't happen, and that if the video gets uploaded through another website and gets ripped the code that was injected on the video itself, gets activated and in that way corrupting the video , or disabling the video part.
There would still be a way of recording the screen with such a program, but it would become more difficult doing so.

user11523: My thoughts as a programmer:
You can make make watermark hardcoded in the video, and remove it with the script in your player. For example you add big text "STOLEN" in your video but not with white or semitransperent font color, but with inverted color of every pixel. Like that:

After that, player on your site will invert those pixels again on the fly. You will always put your "STOLEN" watermark in same place, so you will need to hardcore position of the text in the player only once.
In that way only player on your site will know how to correctly remove watermark.
However it will be pretty easy to look into code of your player, to find all hardcoded information, because player will be running in the user's browser, what means in the users PC.

12788: <p>Hello I would like to know if is there such a way has to inject programming code into a video, so that for example if the video gets ripped from different websites, that video loses all the video properties or becomes corrupted and displays a watermark like saying :  Do not support stealing video views.</p>

<p>Because I do know that many sites gets away stealing millions of views, and not crediting the proper content creators, so I wanted to know if there was such a way, so that it doesn't happen, and that if the video gets uploaded through another website and gets ripped the code that was injected on the video itself, gets activated and in that way corrupting the video , or disabling the video part.</p>

<p>There would still be a way of recording the screen with such a program, but it would become more difficult doing so.</p>
 11523: <p>My thoughts as a programmer:</p>

<p>You can make make watermark hardcoded in the video, and remove it with the script in your player. For example you add big text "STOLEN" in your video but not with white or semitransperent font color, but with inverted color of every pixel. Like that:</p>

<p><a href="https://i.stack.imgur.com/ZPpkU.jpg" rel="nofollow noreferrer"><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/ZPpkU.jpg" alt="enter image description here"></a></p>

<p>After that, player on your site will invert those pixels again on the fly. You will always put your "STOLEN" watermark in same place, so you will need to hardcore position of the text in the player only once.</p>

<p>In that way only player on your site will know how to correctly remove watermark.</p>

<p>However it will be pretty easy to look into code of your player, to find all hardcoded information, because player will be running in the user's browser, what means in the users PC.</p>
