When a user wants to play an encrypted file, the encrypted file will pop up a dialog box to request the user to enter a Play Password. This dialog box will display the machine ID of the user's computer. The user can send his/her own machine ID to you, and you can create a Play Password based on the user's machine ID. After that the user can use this Play Password to play your file on his/her computer. Since the Play Password is created based on the user’s machine ID, the user will not be able to share the Play Password with other users.

Key Features :

Various types of authentication. For example: The user must enter the Play Password provided by you to play your files; The Play Password is bond to the user’s computer hardware such that the users will not be able to re-distribute your files; You can specify the number of playbacks allowed, the time of playback and expiry date.
It can be configured to disconnect the network during playback, which disallows the users to share or record the media remotely;
It can be configured to prevent other windows from opening during playback;
Watermarks can be added to videos;
It can be specified whether free trial watching or listening is provided;
Product ID can be packed into the files. The product ID will be shown when the files are opened;
You can configure a user prompt so as to let users know how to contact you to obtain the Play Password;
The encrypted files can be integrated with network authentication, and member customers can be authenticated through the network to obtain Play Password;
The encrypted files can be distributed to the users in many ways: network downloading, burned discs, and so on. But the users must obtain the password you provided him to play the files, and you can also specify on which computer the files can be played.
Screen recording and copying can be prevented.

Platform:Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista

System Requirements: There is no specific requirements