Publisher's Synopsis
MP69 was a general algorithm that converted the analog world to encrypted digital forms, primarily used by the Multi-Media companies to control file sharing. But more then an encryption and compression format, it allowed the conversion of any analog data into a full digital simulation. During an archeological dig of an old MP69 data vault, that held thousands of petabytes of MP69 files, human remains where found in a sealed container. Leading a dig team INFOLIR (Institute for Life Research), performs its most complex analog restoration project ever, translating an old analog programmer to a digital distribution.
