You can put the video into a flash file and start playing the video with
Javascript. If someone downloads the video, he will see a blank page,
because of the missing start command from Javascript.
Problem: If someone downloads the compleate page, he can watch the video.
You can solve this by u
Maybe you could try some complicated file splitting thing?
Like [dynamically] split the video into 10 pieces and send them in a
jumbled mess, and decode them using something like flash?
On 12/19/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To view a video, you do have to download it. But yo
To view a video, you do have to download it. But you don't have to download all
of it at once.
If a user did have to download the whole video and you still wanted to protect
it, you'd want to look into some kind of DRM (digital rights management)
solution probably.
YouTube and similar streamin
At 11:08 AM -0500 12/19/06, John Messam wrote:
How do I display video on my php page and prevent the video from being
downloaded.
This is a common misconception. If a user see's anything on (actually
from) your web page then that means that the user's browser has
already downloaded it. If th
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Video question
John Messam wrote:
> How do I display video on my php page and prevent the video from being
> downloaded.
>
You'll need to be more specific than this. What v
John Messam wrote:
How do I display video on my php page and prevent the video from being
downloaded.
You'll need to be more specific than this. What video format are you
using? The only way to stop it from being downloaded is by streaming the
video, and even then it is possible if you have
John Messam wrote:
> How do I display video on my php page and prevent the video from being
> downloaded.
if you want to display something/anything it needs to be
downloaded to the client (browser) ... this is rather fundamental.
if your actually looking for some kind of DRM solution then your
pr
# [EMAIL PROTECTED] / 2006-12-19 11:08:26 -0500:
> How do I display video on my php page and prevent the video from being
> downloaded.
You cannot.
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How do I display video on my php page and prevent the video from being
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