Step 1 - Create a special video / audio project

When you create a project, you have to select the option: Video / Audio Project

 

 

 

Step 2 - Import video or audio files

Select a folder with video or audio files. Then select the file, which should be loaded as default file when the player starts and press the button: Define as starting file. The file is marked with a green icon

 

 

 

 

 

Step 3 - Define Video / Audio options

Click on the icon to open the configuration screen for the Video / Audio options. If this option is grayed out , then no video files are selected or it is not a video/audio project (see create project).

 

 

Security Options

 

Prevent Screenshots

Enable the unique  All-In-One Protector screenshot protection features. For details click here.

 

Remove screenshot protection if operating system does not support it

The option is only available, if the prevent screenshots option is selected.

 

This option is relevant for Windows XP with older graphic cards, that do not allow to enable the screenshot protection. As a result, the video would not play at all as capturing of the video file can not be prevented. If you check the option - Remove screenshot protection if operating system does not support it - the video will play but without any protection against screen capture.

 

URL for Online Streaming

If the video file should not be downloaded but directly streamed from a web server, type in the URL here - details see Online Streaming

 

Example: http://www.myserver.com/myvideo.wmv.mpvideo

 

See also: Video - Online Streaming

 

This feature is available only in the All-In-One Protector Premium Plus Edition.

 
Download Link if video codec is missing

Specify the download link and the name of the required codec here.

 

If a video cannot be played on the PC of the user because the required Codec is missing, an error message appears with the option, to download the missing codec. If this field is left empty, a default download link is used.

 
Step 4  - Open a protected video / audio file

 

A protected video/audio file can be opened in 4 ways: