DRM success anyone?

[miz_wright]

[quote=MRock;796889]I asked Liz from AEBN about download to own and she said, "It's a model we have under consideration but have not implemented as yet."

That's why I didn't think they had it.

I currently sell through clips4sale and clips and just thought AEBN would follow suit. I would like to have 10 - 20 download sites to sell our content through. Good ones are hard to find though. Signed up for about 10, but only 2 turned out to be productive enough to work on. Several just don't have the traffic, most shut down after a short time.

I know DRM is not well liked by surfers, but I wonder if it was not "rolled out" correctly. Maybe it should have been called Digital Register Media, instead of Digital Rights Media. I think it should be viewed as a file with a register attached. They (the files) can be set to let people move, copy and burn freely after paying for it. What's the real difference between DRM and the current solution for download to own sites?[quote]

I'm sorry - when we spoke about it before, you specifically asked about clips, which is under development. My bad for not being clear - We do currently offer full-length titles for DtO, and have (as Gonzo pointed out) for some time.

[MRock]

[quote=LizAEBN;796904][quote=MRock;796889]I asked Liz from AEBN about download to own and she said, "It's a model we have under consideration but have not implemented as yet."

That's why I didn't think they had it.

I currently sell through clips4sale and clips and just thought AEBN would follow suit. I would like to have 10 - 20 download sites to sell our content through. Good ones are hard to find though. Signed up for about 10, but only 2 turned out to be productive enough to work on. Several just don't have the traffic, most shut down after a short time.

I know DRM is not well liked by surfers, but I wonder if it was not "rolled out" correctly. Maybe it should have been called Digital Register Media, instead of Digital Rights Media. I think it should be viewed as a file with a register attached. They (the files) can be set to let people move, copy and burn freely after paying for it. What's the real difference between DRM and the current solution for download to own sites?

I'm sorry - when we spoke about it before, you specifically asked about clips, which is under development. My bad for not being clear - We do currently offer full-length titles for DtO, and have (as Gonzo pointed out) for some time.

That's cool Liz You were correct in what you told me. When AEBN does offer a downloadable clip option, please let me know. I'll be the first to sign up.

[miz_wright]

[quote=MRock;796915][quote=LizAEBN;796904]

Originally Posted by MRock

I asked Liz from AEBN about download to own and she said, "It's a model we have under consideration but have not implemented as yet."

That's why I didn't think they had it.
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That's cool Liz You were correct in what you told me. When AEBN does offer a downloadable clip option, please let me know. I'll be the first to sign up.

*wipes brow*

Sorry about the confusion, but glad we're all on the same page now *laugh* As soon as we have downloadable clips, baby, you KNOW I'm postin' here, right?

[KevinG]

I use DRM on the videos I produce for my site, http://www.cigarglamour.com

It's quite simple that I do not want the videos I produce at great cost to be handed out for free.

Aside from that, I bought this website which was originally a free community site where there was TONS of free galleries of scanned and scrapped content handed out for free.

Therefore, I feel my particular audience is more prone than average to have the mentality that everything on the Internet should be free no matter how much hard work, effort, time and money went into producing it.

Well, not with my content.

I pay $20 a month to use the basic service offered by http://ezdrm.com/

One note: Don't believe the info on their site that says their stuff works with Mac. That is out of date. Microshit has made recent changes so wmv files protected by DRM don't work with Mac. That's the short version of that story.

If anyone has a DRM solution for Mac, please let me know.