[mesus]

Hi,

I 'd like to remove a DRM protection from a video with FairUse4Wm. I have a valid licence but the problem is that when i open the vid, the page for the licence aquisition does not open.
This is due to a problem with this vid, said me the owner of the website from where i downloaded the video.

my question is : is there any way to read the vid or remove this DRM protection in this particular case ?

[Stream Recorder]

Make sure you have individualization your system. Visit the following URL with the Internet Explorer to automatically individualize your system:
services.wmdrm.windowsmedia.com/indivSite/en/indivit.asp (http://services.wmdrm.windowsmedia.com/indivSite/en/indivit.asp)

Also make sure your firewall (if you have) allows you to acquire licenses.

[mesus]

well, i did the individualization procedure but it's the same problem.

There seem to be a problem with this particular video for the licence activation .

My firewall is good set up because i already could enter licence before.


So, without entering the licence, it's not possible to watch the vid ? :confused:

[Stream Recorder]

I only can suggest to turn off your firewall temporarily.

Do you open your videos with Windows Media Player?

Your system is individualized so I don't really see any other problem. The owner of the video should provide more help. Otherwise get a refund.

[mesus]

Yes .. i open video with Windows media player.

But the problem comes from the video owner that confess too that there is a problem with this vid.


I was thinking that there was a way to watch a DRM vid without licence... but it seems that not

[Stream Recorder]

There is a way. You can request SID from the owner.

With SID in the hex format you can even watch your Windows Media .WMV videos and listen to Windows Media .WMA on Linux