PPV script
 

Hello guys!

What is the best PPV (Pay-per-view) script now?

Thanks!

that's a huge project
you should look at the current VOD provider and work something custom

We can setup mechbunny like that

Smarttubepro.com out of the box

The Elevated X CMS has one out of the box for token based pay per download, pay per view, online rental and pay per minute setups.

You can run subscription pay sites, mobile pay sites DVD download and/or VOD sites side by side and have them all update automatically. :thumbsup

UP

Other scripts ?

http://flamine.com

You can use PPV, regular access or a combination of both. You can define the whole site or on a case by case basis, or have a whole section behind a content protected area like any regular site AND a content store, where you can sell any of the content, all of the content or completely different sets. As you can see, possibilities are limitless. :thumbsup

I forgot:
* automatic creation from and to any video format (I mean ANY) and size
* automatic creation of thumbs from the movie
* multi-threaded content creation with lightning fast speed. (example: just today, in a regular Mojohost box, we created 5 different video versions from a few 1Gb HD video in little more than 1 minute per video for all video versions and all thumbs. If you ever used a script with video encoding capabilities, you will know what I'm talking about when I say LIGHTNING FAST)
* ability to create mini stores by niche, producer, actor, whatever
* ability to use limitless price tags and promo codes, coupons, and so
* ability to use any social media service you want. ANY. Or share by mail. Or whatevr marketing effort you can think of.
* professional designs with clear templates commented from start to end using just regular html!

and much, much more, this is just the tip of the iceberg :thumbsup

I have seen you post about Flamine and I am very interested in seeing more. When will it be released?

I recommend http://www.clickcastx.com/

good posts. elevated x sounds like the big winner but good to see others. kudos on the replies

At least we know "Apache is functioning normally"

Might want to look into that:winkwink: