Digital fingerprinting has been suggested for copyright protection. Using a watermarking scheme, a fingerprint identifying the buyer is embedded in every copy sold. If an illegal copy appears, it can be traced back to the guilty user. By using collusion-secure codes, the fingerprinting system is made secure against cut-andpaste attacks. In this paper we study the interface between the collusion-secure fingerprinting codes and the underlying watermarking scheme, and we construct several codes which are both error-correcting and collusion-secure. Errorcorrection makes the system robust against successful attacks on the watermarking layer. Keywords collusion-secure fingerprinting, copyright protection, error-correcting codes, watermarking, soft-decision decoding