We have a unique DRM solution for MPEG-1, 2 and AVI (including DivX and MPEG-4) videos (the rest of the solutions on the market are for WMV videos only). If you need to protect any videos in those formats, I'll be glad to talk to you about our product - ICQ 106769997. Thank you.
It appears that most corporations securing a DRM solution today look for specific criteria that are:
Cost: (do they need a custom solution at 100's of thousands of dollars or can they achieve the same thing though an ASP with a much greater investment)
Time: (what is the time to deployment with a system)
Longevity: (how long has this company been around and are they going to be around)
Reliability: (do they have the level of services and infrastructure to support your needs)
It if for these reasons that DRM Networks has been the solution of choice for:
Hewlett Packard
Honeywell
DHL Worldwide Express
Cisco - emedia Distribution group & CL Learn
ICM Document Vault
16 X Nine Records
Ultimate FX/BMG Online
BOL Records
and, is the current solution of choice for Price Waterhouse Cooper, Los Angeles
Just my little two cents worth and thanks for allowing me the chance to promote our product.
Originally posted by KBPimped There is not a better DRM solution than what SyncCast offers. If you would like to see a demo or discuss it email me at [email protected]
Get a real fucking email addy and stop bumping old DRM threads to spam your shit.
Kimmy has a good point which is that you should use DRM for what best suits you. Collecting email addresses using DRM is a very good trick which works well and if mined right can produce.
Here's a good example of a deployment using that type of technology:
As a paysite owner I would want DRM to be able to do two things for me -
1. provide my affiliates with alternative ways of marketing my product (provided I was going to keep an affiliate system with all the Visa stuff going on)
2. provide me with the chance to 'recover lost income' in the form of members that did not rebill by their own design.
Collecting emails is fine, and there's nothing wrong with it, but to me, that's not nearly enough out of a DRM solution.
Originally posted by KBPimped Kimmy has a good point which is that you should use DRM for what best suits you. Collecting email addresses using DRM is a very good trick which works well and if mined right can produce.
Here's a good example of a deployment using that type of technology:
Its a name...get over it. For all the shitty, unfounded, slanderous things you have said about me and my business....it kind of strikes me as surreal that you would be asking me to change my handle.
You and I know whassup but YOUR STILL A PUNK ASS.
Regards to you and yours.
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OH OH OH ...Tucker if your going to show Kimmy the goods can I at least be there with my camera???
KB, maybe someone you fucked out of more than the $18k you fucked me out of? When you pay me back, I will shut up. Until then I will keep reminding you.
The $100k is as good as money in the bank. Someone else picked up the tab, to do the right thing and pay me back. You should follow suit, kiss my ass, and send me that aqua izod shirt as well as a peace offering.
I can assure you that I have not mailed that list in months, after I mailed it once and got 1000's of spam cops and complaints, I have not touched it. I gave the list away to several people after it became apparent I had been fucked. Not worth my time to mail a list that does a few joins per million with massive heat. Not my game.
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