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1. Re: how to know if PHDS is actually DRM'd and aes-128 encrypted, and what does it mean?
Apurva Udaykumar May 24, 2012 5:47 AM (in response to Syberkitten)Hi,
I'll try to answer as many questions as best as I can
1. PHDS protects your content from being copied and stored by someone. An OSMF based player may be able to play your content but not steal it.
2. PHDS does not protect your content "from being served too many times". However, PHDS has a 24Hours policy which ensures that the client cant request new content after the expiration of 24Hours.
3. In PHDS the When Flash Media Server packages the content, it generates the license and embeds it into the DRM metadata of the content stream. The client parses this metadata and retrieves the license information from this DRM metadata. So there is no communication required between the client and a License server.
4. The f4f packaging process mentioned in the doc is to package on-demand content just-in-time when the client requests for it. There is not external tool. This is handled by the Apache module. So you see the drm meta information in your f4m file.
We also provide an offline tool that fragments and packages on-demand content. The output of the tool is protected content that you can store on your disk and stream over HTTP. For more information regarding this see : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/HTTPStreaming/1.0/Using/WS9463dbe8dbe45c4c-c126f3b1260533756d- 7ffc.html
PHDS supports SWF verification. SWF verification prevents unauthorized SWF files from accessing content. For more information regarding this see : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashmediaserver/devguide/WS47c0525fe440307e-685173b213221ed70 9a-8000.html#WSf46ce027e10bcc403985a9eb131ba034bd1-8000
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Apurva


