I publish one presentation using articulate presenter which have some ppt and some video after publishing i upload this on amazon cloud and while playing the presentation on any browser the ppt files which are swf format are not get downloaded but when the video comes in on slide are easily get download on any browser.
It sounds like you may have some embedded FLVs, which can be downloaded. Articulate desktop products do not provide built-in mechanism to secure access to your content on a Web server.
To control or secure access to your content, you need a server-side solution, which can range from password protection on the directory (consult your Web host or Web department for assistance) to a SCORM or AICC compliant LMS to a solution such as Articulate Online:
I'm using Articulate online (and Studio '09) and I just realised that both embedded videos and flash videos that I have in my online training is easily downloaded. How can I protect the content?
That's a great question! This similar discussion brings up a lot of good points, such as the ability to record or snap images of whatever is needed. That's a good place to start, and hopefully the community can share some of their ideas here, as well!
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Hi Dinesh,
It sounds like you may have some embedded FLVs, which can be downloaded. Articulate desktop products do not provide built-in mechanism to secure access to your content on a Web server.
To control or secure access to your content, you need a server-side solution, which can range from password protection on the directory (consult your Web host or Web department for assistance) to a SCORM or AICC compliant LMS to a solution such as Articulate Online:
http://www.articulate.com/products/articulate-online.php
You can sign up for a free thirty day trial here:
http://www.articulate.com/downloads/freetrial-step1.aspx
Hi,
I'm using Articulate online (and Studio '09) and I just realised that both embedded videos and flash videos that I have in my online training is easily downloaded. How can I protect the content?
Best regards
Katarina
Any update on Katarina's question above?
I also would like to prevent users from downloading the videos. Any suggestions, please?
Thank you.
Hi Ces,
That's a great question! This similar discussion brings up a lot of good points, such as the ability to record or snap images of whatever is needed. That's a good place to start, and hopefully the community can share some of their ideas here, as well!
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