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Using UltraViolet Media with Flash Access

Using UltraViolet Media with Flash Access | Video Breakthroughs | Scoop.it

While crawling through FAXS 3.0 overview document, you will discover a fresh and interesting use case on page 12 :


UltraViolet is a digital rights authentication and cloud-based distribution system that can enable consumers of digital home entertainment content to stream and download purchased content through multiple platforms and devices. UltraViolet content will be downloaded (or streamed) in a Common File Format, (CFF) using Common Encryption (CENC).


READ THE OVERVIEW HERE : http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashaccess/3.0/FAXS_3_0_Overview.pdf

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Flash Access 3.0 Launching Today at IBC

Flash Access 3.0 Launching Today at IBC | Video Breakthroughs | Scoop.it

"As we had anticipated, Flash Access will now be supported on mobile devices, including a number Android tablets and smartphones as well as other devices such as RIM’s Playbook device. While the commercial availability of the client runtimes will need to wait until the upcoming release of Flash Player 11 and AIR 3, we have been in prerelease for a while and working closely with a number of customers on this. With the immediate availability of Flash Access 3.0, customers can begin deployment and be ready by the time the clients ship later this year."

 

"With Flash Access 3.0 and the upcoming Flash runtimes, it will be possible to offer a full UltraViolet experience, including support for centralized device domains and playback of content in the UVVU Common File Format, on the vast number of devices that support our platform, while also offering premium features such as rich interactivity."

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