Download to Own video

We currently are looking for a Download to Own or Electronic Sell through option to utilize our video titles which are transcoded into multiple Flash and HLS bitrates. Is it possible to use the Flash Media Server 4.5 offering for a DTO option? Or is the Media Server simply a way to offer Video On Demand streaming options for end users?
Thank you.

Thanks, this was what I had thought. There was a discussion within our company/group on the use of the FMS offering was around the use of it for download to own. After doing some reading on FMS I couldnt find anywhere that stated that you could use FMS for DTO, so I thought I would just ask the question.
I understnad if you were to bundle FMS with Apache, you could offer progressive download, but the cavete here for us is the requirement of offering the DTO with DRM. the Adobe FMS offering doesnt have any notion of a license server in it does it?

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#1 - are they working off the same database/same files or is it copied over into iMovie?
I just purchased Aperture 3. It is supposed to work with video files.
I also do use a handheld HD video recorder on rare occasions, but haven't used it in a while to be honest.
I was pondering all this and am wondering the best way to manage my video. I use Final Cut Express for most of my video editing, although I do now use iMovie some since I purchased a macbook pro.
So I'm all over the place, I suppose. iPhoto to download, iMovie for some editing, FCE for editing, and now Aperture enters the picture.
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Saving into iPhoto certainly works. If you save it there, iMovie can access it, but iMovie will not duplicate it.
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Hi Hamedkhan,
Happy New Year! The resources below will show you how to sync your home videos to your iPhone using iTunes 12 for Windows:
iTunes 12 for Windows: Syncing overview
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH20342?viewlocale=en_US
Do I have to sync?
If you have iPod classic, iPod nano, or iPod shuffle: You have to sync your device with iTunes. There’s no other way to add content to it.
If you have an iOS device (iPod touch, iPhone, or iPad): You only need to sync your device with iTunes if you want to:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH20343?viewlocale=en_US
iTunes 12 for Windows: Sync iPod, iPhone, or iPad
To add items on your computer to your iPod, iPhone, or iPad, you sync them using iTunes. You can have iTunes sync items automatically (which is the quickest option), or drag items to your device manually (which gives you more control)—or you can do both. You can also remove items from your device automatically or manually.
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Select items to sync automatically
Connect your device to your computer and click the device button near the top left of the iTunes window.
Select the type of content you want to sync (for example, Music or Apps) in the sidebar on the left.
Select the Sync checkbox, then select the items you want to sync automatically each time you connect your device.
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Require a prompt before syncing all devices: Choose Edit > Preferences, click Devices, and select “Prevent iPods, iPhones, and iPads from syncing automatically.”
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Deselect the checkbox for the item in your iTunes library, and select “Sync only checked [items]” in the Summary pane.
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LexSchellings wrote:
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Install iTunes on your Acer and you can back up the iPhone. Or back it up to iCloud. If you do not back it up you can get it unlocked, but you will lose all of your content.
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