Copy Protect Video Module for Drupal
This
module enables the upload and insertion of
encrypted CopySafe Video files into Drupal posts and pages from the
Drupal
page editor. Without this module adding
HTML to activate a browser plugin would be an arduous task, even for
experienced web developers. But that task has been greatly
simplified.
Simply upload the protected video file that was created by the
CopySafe Video Encoder, nominate the protection settings to use,
then copy'n'paste the generated shortcode to where you want the
video to appear. Your protection settings can be modified at any
time by simply editing the shortcode in HTML view.
- Copy protect video files displayed online.
- Safe from PrintScreen and all screen capture software.
- Videos cannot be retrieved from browser cache.
- Domain-locked videos cannot be displayed elsewhere.
- Videos stored on the server are safe from webmasters.
- Encrypted videos cannot be saved or scraped.
How the Drupal Module Works
After uploading or
selecting an existing video class file (from a previous upload),
you can then nominate the security settings to use for the page
or post. Different pages can use different security and display settings:
| Width | Width in pixels of the video viewing area |
| Height | Height in pixels of the video viewing area |
| Allow Remote | Prevent computers using remote or virtual access |
Default Settings for this Drupal Module
Default settings can be applied to all CopySafe Video pages and
posts. You can select from 3 modes, which can be changed at any time:
| Demo Mode | Allows use of the Module without requiring a CopySafe Video license |
| Licensed | For users with the CopySafe Video software for encrypting video |
| Debug Mode | Displays the HTML for object tag instead of displaying the video |
CopySafe Video Licensing
The
CopySafe Video Encoder enables the encryption of video
for desktop reading and distribution by email, download and disk with copy protection options and
the ability to assign DRM control. Or it can convert protected video for display
online from a web page. protected video for web page display are encrypted for
domain lock to ensure that the video cannot be displayed away
from your web site.
Every CopySafe Video Encoder license provides for unlimited use and includes free
DRM hosting to manage subscribers. But it does not include licensing for online
display using Domain Lock. If the Encoder is unlicensed videos created for
online viewing will only be available from http://localhost. ArtistScope
polices the use of domain lock in
CopySafe Video by requiring registration for each web site.
CopySafe Video Plugin Detection
When CopySafe Video is used on a web page, if a visitor does not
have the
ArtisBrowser installed with the CopySafe Video browser
DLL, they are redirected for download
and install instructions. This Drupal module includes everything
needed for this task including download and error pages.
Download the CopySafe Video Module for Drupal
The download file below is a self-extracting ZIP file which contains copysafe_video_protection.zip, which is the package to upload to your website. Also included in the main ZIP is the install instructions.
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Verified for Drupal 8 | 3.34 Mb | Download |
Install Instructions For Drupal 8
Video Tutorial: How To Copy Protect Video on Drupal Web Pages
Please see the user-guide (PDF) that is included with your package. the download file drupal_copysafe_video.zip needs to be unzipped locally to produce:
- copysafe_video_protection.zip
- CopySafeVideo_Drupal_8_installation.pdf
- localhost_vid.class
- Readme.txt
The file
copysafe_video_protection.zip is
the plugin installer. Install
via your dashboard or upload and
unzip via FTP.
CopySafe Video Module Modes
There are 3 mode settings to choose from in the module's default settings:
- Demo : This option will add a placeholder image at the designated location.
- Licensed : To use encrypted video created by the CopySafe Video software.
- Debug : Use this option to check the HTML code that is added.
Using the CopySafe Video Module
Please refer to the user-guide (PDF) found in your package for
specific usage instructions.
