Password Protect Your Videos and Live Streams

Generate passwords and share them with an authorized users who can only have access to your video content.

VIDEO PASSWORD PROTECTION

For users who want an extra layer of security we have created a option to lock your videos with password protection. This option will block the video from unauthorized viewers who do not have permission, keeping your videos safe.

You can choose to generate 1 single password for many users or generate separate passwords for each individual user giving you full control over each persons access and usage.

VIDEO PASSWORD PROTECTION OPTIONS:

• Expiry Period – You can set the amount of days, months and years until the ticket expires from the date of purchase.

• Total Allowed Views – The total number of allowed views a client can make from the moment of purchase

• Total Allowed Views Per Video – The total number of allowed views per Video a client can make from the moment of purchase, (Only Available when password type is a Playlist or Global).

• How Many passwords to Generate - The total number of password you would like to generate for your viewers.

Getting Started

SETTING YOUR VIDEO TO PASSWORD PROTECTED:

• 1To enable Password Protection simply Log in to your account, Located the video you wish to lock and click on the ‘PPV’ button located next to the video or live event player name.

• 2Now in the PPV section set your video to “Paid / Password Protected” then enable your desired ticket and click on the “Modify” button. This will bring up a configuration window.

• 3Here you need to change from ‘Payment Type’ to ‘Password Type’.

• 4Now you should set your desired ‘Expiry Period’ and ‘Total Allowed Views’ and type how many passwords with the chosen characteristics you would like to generate.

• 5Now click on the ‘Generate New Passwords Now’ button and you will be presented with all the passwords in the right hand pane.

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6When finished simply click on the ‘Save New Passwords’ button and then the ‘Save Changes’ button to complete the set up of your Password Protection.

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