License term for Digital Signage

What are the license terms for having a flash player with a digital signage screen? Is there a ceratain license for this?
Interested in the possibilites to view swf and flash codecs at in digtal signage solutation.

I'm not sure what a digital signage screen is, but here's a page that covers our licensing agreement.
http://www.adobe.com/products/players/flash-player-distribution.html

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Terry Burton1 wrote:
I still see interlacing on the H.264 export that I don't see when I export the sequence as HDV. Of course, I can't get the HDV export to play on a PC.
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