--- In [email protected], "Jon Oxtoby" <j...@...> wrote: > > We're using FMS 3.0, unfortunately the downloading software we're attempting > to block (Jaksta) can handle an rtmpe stream no problem. We have the SWF > verification enabled and that prevents the software from opening a new > stream, but it's still able to record the stream as it plays in the video > player. Our thought was that if we can apply some sort of non-standard > encryption to the FLV file and then decrypt it prior to being played in the > video player, that the recorded version would still be the encrypted one and > the downloaded file would not play. We'll continue to look into this and if > we happen upon a reasonable solution I'll post it back.
What if you use something like afterEffects to embed an image on top of the middle of the video with a blendmode that inverts on the image colors, then simply overlay that same image in your player with the reverse blendmode. They can record all they want, but if they don't have the image to invert the middle of the video, they'll have a crap copy with a middle that doesn't make any sense.
