Can one DISBALE "Save as Source/Movie" for a Quicktime file on the Web ?

Question

I recently learned how to assign quicktime files to links on the web.
When you select a link, a new window opens up and the sound file begins to play automatically.
I noticed that the listener can save this file to their desktop.
IS IT POSSIBLE TO PROTECT SOUND FILE SO THEY CAN NOT BE SAVED TO A DESKTOP ?
In other words, can one have a quicktime file without the "Save as Source" or "Save as Quicktime Movie" active, but greyed out instead ?
Thank You,
Marcello
12 powerbook   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  
12 powerbook   Mac OS X (10.3.9)  

Answer 1

Thanks for the info.
I have been able to post music to my site http://www.nunu.com
Sound files are located under SOUND.
(1) Is it possible for someone to hack the sound files ? I would like to post the tracks in their entirity, but only if they can be protected.
(2) How exactly do you protect sound files with Apple Script ? Why is this a better way ?
(3) Where can I learn how to save sound files in a movie wrapper ?
Thanks again for your help.
- m
The html tag to do this is:
object tag
param name="kisokmode" value ="true"
The embed tag
kisokmode="true"
This will remove the disclosure triangle (lower
right) to save and also prevent Control-click
(right-click on a PC).
A better way is to use existing AppleScripts to make
a copy of your file "Un-Editable" (the name of the
AppleScript Droplet).
To "test" the exploit try and save or edit one of my
files:
http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/64
The page should load with a "poster.mov" file and the
link to the href file isn't invoked until the viewer
"clicks" on the poster movie.
Once the href linked file opens even owners of QT Pro
are prevented from "saving" the file.
You'll need to save your .mp3 files inside a .mov
"wrapper". They will still work as intended inside
your html code with the .mov file extension.
12" powerbook   Mac OS X (10.3.9)   1 GB RAM