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How to obtain evidence of infringement of 3D rendering software vray?

3D rendering software vray infringement forensics method;

1. Notarization and evidence collection, where the obligee and the staff of the notary office purchase pirated software as buyers, seal the purchased software and notarize the whole purchase process. If there is no evidence to the contrary, such notarization can generally be confirmed in civil tort litigation. In the notarization and evidence collection of software copyright infringement, it should be noted that because computer software is different from other copyrights, the probative power of its evidence can not be achieved by ordinary notarization and preservation methods such as taking photos and copying. Therefore, in computer infringement evidence collection, experts or professional computer software infringement lawyers should be hired as far as possible to participate in evidence collection and increase the probative force of evidence;

2. Identify the infringement through administrative law enforcement. In the infringing places that the staff of the notary office cannot enter, it is impossible to collect evidence through notarization and evidence collection. At this time, the copyright bureau can investigate and deal with the infringing places, and in the absence of evidence to the contrary, the court can directly identify the infringing acts that have been identified by the administrative law enforcement organs;

3, apply to the court for evidence preservation, but the application for evidence preservation should generally provide preliminary information about the existence of infringement, otherwise the court will generally not accept it. At present, the protection of software copyright in China has a time limit, generally 50 years, but the actual end point of the protection period varies according to the subject identity of the copyright owner. Nowadays, the owners of software copyright are more corporate legal persons. When enterprises inevitably encounter computer software infringement disputes, how to properly provide evidence becomes the key to the success or failure of litigation. It is relatively difficult to prove the infringement facts. Because the general infringement sites are beyond the control of enterprises, enterprises have no corresponding appropriate channels to enter the infringement sites.