What are licenses?
Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology protects the copyrights and business interests of people who make movies, television, recorded music, etc. At the same time, it grants licenses to consumers so that they can play media files they have paid for. A license is a software key that grants permission for limited use of the media file. License terms are spelled out with each purchase. Playback is limited to the destination computer or media device. Other terms may vary. If your license is corrupt or invalid, the Bell Video Store Player will automatically send you to http://www.bellvideostore.ca/license.aspx where you’ll receive instructions to contact support and resolve the issue.
Related Questions
- My customer in the UK is requesting copies of all licenses pertaining to them. Can I send a copy of an approved DSP5 overseas?
- Who is responsible for music licenses for rented/leased areas such as meeting/banquet rooms, reception halls, or ballrooms?
- Our background music service provider says they pay for all copyright licenses. Why would I still need a SESAC license?
