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Licensing Chipsets and Devices That Support Windows Media DRM December 2007
You can license Windows Media technologies, such as codecs and Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM) 10, for your Interim Products. Interim products are not sold to consumers and might include digital signal processors (DSPs), application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), reference designs, or other Windows or non-Windows software applications.
You can build and distribute consumer electronic devices that incorporate Windows Media codecs and Windows Media DRM 10. These Windows Media-based Final Products might include portable media players and network devices such as digital media receivers, cellular telephones, and in-car media devices.
To learn more about the licensing steps for Windows Media DRM, review the following topics:
Licensing Windows Media DRM 10 for Interim Products
Windows Media DRM 10 for Devices is no longer licensed under this agreement. For information on how to license Windows Media DRM 10 functionality under a Microsoft PlayReady Agreement, visit the licensing section of the PlayReady Website at http://www.microsoft.com/PlayReady/Licensing/transition/default.mspx.
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Licensing Windows Media DRM 10 for Final Products
Windows Media DRM 10 for Devices is no longer licensed under this agreement. For information on how to license Windows Media DRM 10 functionality under a Microsoft PlayReady Agreement, visit the licensing section of the PlayReady Website at http://www.microsoft.com/PlayReady/Licensing/transition/default.mspx.
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Licensing Windows Media DRM 10 for Products Based on Windows CE 5.0 or Windows CE 6.0You can add Windows Media DRM 10 to a product based on Windows CE 5.0 or Windows CE 6.0 so that it can acquire content and licenses directly from the Internet. To do this, submit the DRM Amendment to your Windows CE 5.0 or Windows CE 6.0 License Agreement. This amendment is available only to those who have already licensed Windows CE 5.0 or Windows CE 6.0. To obtain this amendment, contact the distributor from whom you licensed Windows CE, or contact your Microsoft account representative if you licensed Windows CE directly through Microsoft.
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