The encryption tool can encode .wmv, .wma, and .asf files, restricting playback until a Playback license is obtained from the web server.
This software review will focus on DRM-Plus encryption solutions for media files in .wmv, .wma, and .asf formats. With this tool, users can encrypt their media files, and the resulting encrypted files can only be played after obtaining a playback license from the user's webserver.
To manage playback licenses, the software provides a range of options for setting playback rights. These include setting a play count, which specifies the number of times the consumer can play the encrypted file. Another feature is ExpirationDate, which sets a date for when the playback license will expire and the encrypted file can no longer be played. For instance, users can set the expiration date to December 31, 2004.
The software also has an ExpirationOnStore feature, which specifies a duration in hours for which the playback license is valid after being stored on the consumer's computer. Users can set a custom time, such as 72 hours. The DeleteOnClockRollback feature is another option that deletes a playback license if the consumer's computer clock is set to an earlier time.
In addition to these features, the software includes an AllowTransferToSDMI option. This permits consumers to transfer the encrypted file to an SDMI-compliant portable device or portable media.
DRM-Plus encryption solutions come with encryption-side software that encrypts media files, playback license server-side software for managing licenses, and a member management and billing business interface. This allows users to combine their website for business development. The entire system is installed on the user's web server in their application, and the playback license is issued by their own webserver.
Overall, DRM-Plus encryption solutions offer a comprehensive set of features for encrypting media files and managing playback licenses, making it a valuable tool for protecting content online.
To manage playback licenses, the software provides a range of options for setting playback rights. These include setting a play count, which specifies the number of times the consumer can play the encrypted file. Another feature is ExpirationDate, which sets a date for when the playback license will expire and the encrypted file can no longer be played. For instance, users can set the expiration date to December 31, 2004.
The software also has an ExpirationOnStore feature, which specifies a duration in hours for which the playback license is valid after being stored on the consumer's computer. Users can set a custom time, such as 72 hours. The DeleteOnClockRollback feature is another option that deletes a playback license if the consumer's computer clock is set to an earlier time.
In addition to these features, the software includes an AllowTransferToSDMI option. This permits consumers to transfer the encrypted file to an SDMI-compliant portable device or portable media.
DRM-Plus encryption solutions come with encryption-side software that encrypts media files, playback license server-side software for managing licenses, and a member management and billing business interface. This allows users to combine their website for business development. The entire system is installed on the user's web server in their application, and the playback license is issued by their own webserver.
Overall, DRM-Plus encryption solutions offer a comprehensive set of features for encrypting media files and managing playback licenses, making it a valuable tool for protecting content online.
What's New
Version 8.0: N/A