All-In-One Protector 7
All-In-One Protector comes with an own video player, which is capable of playing almost all video formats, which are available on the end user system. There are practically no limitations on the file size.
All video files are converted to the special All-In-One Protector video format with the extension .MPVIDEO
The file format supports
•File size per video can be up to 1GB
•Protection against video recording - the video cannot be captured using video capture tools - the unique All-In-One Protector Snapshot Protection
•Can play audio files
•A user can just click on a video file to play it
•The video is streamed - only small parts of the video are loaded into the memory and the video plays instantly
•SWF format is not supported as this file format is covered with the inbuilt flash player of All-In-One Protector
•Works with a network license
Important information about the video / audio formats
To play a specific video / audio format (e.g. WMV, AVI, MOV, MP3 etc.) a codec for this format must be installed on the end user PC. All-In-One Protector Video Player does not include any codec. It uses the one which is available on the end user system. If you deliver a video or audio file in a format which is not included in the default Windows installation, you need to provide a download link to the end user for the codec you need.
•For MOV files (Quicktime) it is not sufficient to install the Quicktime Player, as this player does not install the codec for other players (see codec download below)
•AVI files are a container format which can contain video and audio files in different format. You have to check which formats are used
•Files in FLV format require an installed flash version
•Although MP4 is ideal for high resolution videos it has the disadvantage, that the user would often have to download the codec. It is therefore more user friendly to use WMV or FLV
Depending on the Windows Operating System and service pack, there are different codecs installed by default but you could always use WMV, FLV for video and WMA for audio. MP3 was included in Media Player 10.
•List of codecs included with XP and Media Player 9 / 10 and advanced information about codecs in Windows
Codec Download
If you use other video formats, include a link to download a free codec, e.g. from www.shark007.net or www.codecs.com or . Always the 32bit codec has to be downloaded (even on a 64bit operating system) as All-In-One Protector Video Player is a 32bit application.
A good strategy is to place a codec package installer on the CD you deliver or offer the user a direct link to such a codec pack (check the copyright note of the publisher how you may deliver it). There are packs which contain a lot of codecs like:
•http://www.codecguide.com/about_kl.htm
•http://www.shark007.net/vistacodecpackage.html
•Some software vendors like Camtasia have own codecs (e.g. compressed MP4) - Codec download
•For the codec H264 you always have to install a codec pack even if Windows Media Player can play a video with that codec
•For the very rare situation that a user does not have the flash player installed, you can add the following link for FLV files: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
File Names
All protected files will get the extension .mpvideo
Example: The video course1.wmv will have the name course1.wmv.mpvideo
Supported operating systems
The video file protection is available for 
See also
Video / Audio options
Video - Online Streaming
Video - Encryption Error
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