People using my bandwidth... Help please.

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  1. #1
    I stream a TV channel through Windows media services.

    We get a mms:// link and we put it on our site, and most of the times people take that link and post it on their sites, and it wastes our bandwidth.

    How can i do something to the MMS:// links so it can be protected and cannot be seen by the people viewing the SOURCE?

    Any help apprieciated.
     
    awaisuk, Nov 24, 2007 IP
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    deccanbazaar.biz Banned

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    #2
    use the hidden attribute.
     
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  3. awaisuk

    awaisuk Banned

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    #3
    What is that? Can you explain alittle more?

    Thanks
     
    awaisuk, Nov 25, 2007 IP
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    snowbird Notable Member

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    #4
    Do a search for leech protection or anti leech. Lots of solutions available to prevent people from displaying your vids, images, etc. on other sites.
     
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    there is an anti leech php script available
     
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    use password protected folder
     
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    where do i get anti leech php script?

    And what is password protect folder?
     
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    do a anti-leech/ hot ling protect that ONLY lets people from your referral link access. or simple do a member system and track it. or use hide link, i forgot the program.. sorry
     
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    There is only one solution, DRM or specific user authentication that Windows Media Network services offers. Go read their manual and you will see what I mean. Forget about referral protection, folder protection, hidden stuff etc... It simply doesn't work.
     
    lkj, Nov 25, 2007 IP