Unique project with similar ideas like Factom. Piracy has ruined the loyalty of million of Artists. I am sure this project will gain pace like Factom.
Anyways watching this Thread. Good Luck OP!

Will keep an eye on that project. The problem with your platform is that it will future only upcoming content. And I doubt that you can restrict other piracy websites from sharing the content from your platform. It's a good idea! But yeah as you said more like an ambitious project. I hope this platform will be used globally in the future. Anyways I would like to see what's gonna happen. Any Bounty in the near future?

Response to a couple of questions on another thread:



1. Is this client specific?
- Not sure what you mean by this, but Veredictum is building the client. It is a web-based 'miner' that you can turn on by logging on to the Veredictum platform. It uses a C-based video transcoder that is compiled to a WASM target.

2. Do you limit the number of miners?
- Yes we will. This is because there is only a limited number of URLs that we will want to inspect to detect watermarked material. More miners past a certain point puts us in diminishing returns territory, and reduces the rewards for all miners as they're split up equally. The 'miner' will scale up based on how much computing power you want to throw at it. Initially we may only support single machine mining (i.e. log in, set some parameters, press start), but we will also look at a dedicated miner. Note that the miner is does not work on a GPU, CPU cores only. 

3. Miner compensation and subscription
- Not sure what the question is here. Basically, the more fees we get from subscribers (people wanting to pay to search for their content), the more we can funnel through to the mining pool (to search more areas). In the first while however, we will need to be searching a significant enough section of the web in order to make the product useful, even though we might not have many customers (this is where the 'incentivisation pool' comes in to boost the funds sent through to the miners).

4. "Is this a patented steganographic solution?
- Yes. The decoder will be embedded in the miner so that when files are pulled down, the miner can detect the watermark. It is possible for the watermark to be erased, however this is very very difficult. If someone can erase the watermark and restore the original video, tell them to email me for a job.

5. As far as i know, you also need device manufacturers to agree to use this.
- Not so. Out of curiosity, where did you pick this up from? We have *some* hardware-enabled tech in the pipeline (relating to the distribution side of things) however the specific hardware we need is already in a great majority of devices globally, and is increasing over time.

6. is this different from Custotech?
- Very different. Custostech have a manual process for claiming rewards. Our system is automatic and is based on even a small unit of effort. With Custos, you need to actually find a file with the information buried within. With us, you get rewarded regardless.


Trust this helps. Let me know if any more questions.

Cheers
Sam

Check out this: https://tokensale.veredictum.io/howto
Our instructions are for MyEtherWallet, but any ERC20 wallet should work.

Is this similar to Decent?

The "dev" here is using a hacked account, no one invest in this ICO its a scam.

Is it really like LBRY?? I mean they are initiating a good project but if they are not using the escrow then i am out of this project, i wish they answer the questions here.

regards,
Lee

Not exactly sure what you mean by this, but I assume you're referring to the number of posts I've made? I signed up specifically to answer a question someone had on another thread (reposted in this thread for convenience).

Thanks for your interest.

Cheers

Sam

G'day Lee,

Regarding escrow:

Funds and tokens are held under a multisig contract. There are currently 3 signatories, however we will be extending this to 5 by the end of the crowdsale per our Key Management Plan.
We feel that this is, in fact, a stronger security regime than a single-point-of-failure in an escrow arrangement.
For security reasons, we're not releasing the identities of the signatories at this time.

Regarding LBRY:

The distribution component of our technology offering is similar to LBRY in that it also has a custom peer to peer file protocol. Our protocol is optimised for video and is coupled with an on-the-fly secure key decryption regime to help prevent content leakage. Further details of this will be released when we can.

Cheers

Sam