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DEMOS
Using DRM, you can set any number of
restriction on your media files, such asexpiration date and number
of plays, as well as the set permission to transfer to a portable device.
Here are some examples:
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Post-Deliver Licensing Examples
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Free
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This example shows a free license (without any restrictions), which can be acquired over again. Play count: 4 |
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This example shows a license being issued to member of the site only,and only upon entry of username and password (or other preferred authentication method). Play count: 4 |
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Promotion
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This example shows a license being issued after the end user enters an e-mail address, or another piece of information you may want to collect from them for promotional purposes.
Play count: 4 |
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Sale
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This example shows a license being issued upon receipt of payment.
Play count: 4 |
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Pre-Deliver Licensing Examples
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Pre-Deliver Licenses
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This mode allows the user to receive the license prior to purchasing the media file. Play count: 4. Available only to Pro account users only. Available on the Windows platform on Internet Explorer only.
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Other Features
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KeyID |
This example shows the KeyID return service, which allows you to issue a license based on the media file. Play count: 4. KeyID return service is not available to DRM version 1 end users. |
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Silent |
This example shows the Silent Post-deliver service, which allows you to issue a post-deliver license without displaying the licensing window. Play count: 4. Silent service is not available to UNIX/.php based clients. |
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For more ideas, refer to the Business
Scenarios section.
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