can you please tell me some content provider like the big film
companies
that uses flash streaming for their content ? iam working for an
company
which have a lot movie license but without a DRM in flash there is
no go for flash streaming. thats not our idea, thats a rule
by the content owner li
Well, honestly, I dont know much about the movie companies, but the
music and TV companies all allow streaming, whereas they dont allow
progressive download.
Movies are a bit different in that most of the schemes & services I
have seen involve writing something to the hard disk, which is a big
di
They used a crypted scheme to prevent the users to get direct access to
the flv source.
Hmm... No one needs this. If it really is streaming, content providers
by and large are not concerned about encrypting streams to prevent
interception. Many major content providers already user FLV streami
Hmm... No one needs this. If it really is streaming, content providers
by and large are not concerned about encrypting streams to prevent
interception. Many major content providers already user FLV streaming
with flash media server so they are already happy with how things
work.
I don't anderstan
They used a crypted scheme to prevent the users to get direct access to
the flv source.
Hmm... No one needs this. If it really is streaming, content providers
by and large are not concerned about encrypting streams to prevent
interception. Many major content providers already user FLV streaming
I dont know, but you dont *need* DRM for purely streamed FLVs since
they dont sit in the cache. So I presume they are talking about
progressive download. But these guys always do quite a bad job of
describing what they do, therefore sucking every last bit of
credibility out of their offerings.
Th
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From: "AliasT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 6:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] DRM for FLV
> As far as I can tell from a cursory glance:
>
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> - It uses some kind of media server, pr
i would like to know if this is rtmp or if they use red 5 ?!
I dont know, but you dont *need* DRM for purely streamed FLVs since
they dont sit in the cache. So I presume they are talking about
progressive download. But these guys always do quite a bad job of
describing what they do, therefore s
here is the link:
http://www.onlinelib.de/VCS/DRM/drmPlayer1.html
i would like to know if this is rtmp or if they use red 5 ?!
is there a way to figure this out , tcpdump or so ?
Hint to play :
swf is protected with '$1$yS$XcuxVQCjvcx/.Mu33i1qy1'
play. WHAT_YOU _SEE_IS_WHAT_YOU _GET
an own flv encoder for this ?
tom
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From: "AliasT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Flashcoders mailing list"
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 6:25 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] DRM for FLV
As far as I can tell from a cursory glance:
- It uses
As far as I can tell from a cursory glance:
- It uses some kind of media server, probably flashcom/fms
- It uses a combination of MD5 hashing and LSOs to verify/store/retireve
user licence information
I would be of the opinion that this DRM could be easily defeated. However, I
haven't tried.
A
hi all,
i got today an email from www.onlinelib.de
they say that they had develope a drm system for flv files together
with our german postbank.
here is the link:
http://www.onlinelib.de/VCS/DRM/drmPlayer1.html
i would like to know if this is rtmp or if they use red 5 ?!
is there a way to fig
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