Quote Originally Posted by Lee
Last time i spoke to CCBill about this and National-Net, the functionality to redirect the surfer to a join page after X amount of minutes wasnt available.

Likewise, you can no longer pop a console on P2P distributed media since the Media Player update a year or two ago.

Regards,

Lee
Lee,

You are flat out wrong. There are several ways you can do it.

First you encode the video and add the script to the html page where you want them to goin using encoder.

Second, you get a sku for the video and issue a silent license. If you have sent a 10 min vid and set up the silent licencse it will let them play the video once and at the end pop up the script you used when u encoded the video.

Remember you have control over this silent licensce. You can put many vids on there set up the licences right and then basically kill the content after x amount of dl's.

I AM SORYY WHEN I SAID DRM PUTS THE URL IN. That's you, not DRM, but its a no brainer really to do that.

Bottom line - You can have a video on a p2p network that a user download and after one play goes to any page you want. And you have some flexibilty as to how many times he can play. And the user may not even notice the video is DRM protected as you are issuing a silent license.

Trust me.