Unencrypted Streaming Sample Clauses

Unencrypted Streaming. Unencrypted streaming of Licensed Content is prohibited. Notwithstanding the forgoing, Licensee may Stream Licensed Content without encryption in the Approved Mobile Format via Approved Mobile Delivery Means to Approved Mobile Devices in accordance with the Usage Model in Section 3 below. Any delivery of Licensed Content at a higher resolution and/or frame rate than the Approved Mobile Format must be protected by a DRM with the appropriate license settings approved in writing by the Licensor.
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Unencrypted Streaming. Unencrypted streaming of Licensed Content is prohibited. Notwithstanding the forgoing, Licensee may Stream Licensed Content without encryption in the Approved Mobile Format via Approved Mobile Delivery Means to Approved Mobile Devices in accordance with the Usage Model in Section 3 below. Any delivery of Licensed Content at a higher resolution and/or frame rate than the Approved Mobile Format must be protected by a DRM with the appropriate license settings approved in writing by the Licensor. Usage Model (Streaming Only) To the extent technically and commercially reasonable, Licensed Content may only be streamed to a Subscriber’s Approved Mobile Device. Licensed Content may neither be saved to permanent memory, nor transferred to another device and the Subscriber shall be informed of this requirement and required to accept it prior to any delivery of the Licensed Content to the Subscriber’s Approved Mobile Device. Only one Approved Mobile Device per User shall be permitted to receive the streamed copy. Licensed Content shall be restricted to playback on a single Approved Mobile Device using the MSISDN associated with the User’s account. Simultaneous streaming to any Approved Mobile Device(s) of any Licensed Content belonging to one User account is strictly prohibited. The receiving device shall limit playback of licensed content to the window specified in the Licensee agreement.
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