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Deprecated Rights
Windows Media Rights Manager 10.1.2 SDK includes several new rights to provide improved functionality, and as a result, several existing rights have been deprecated. Although most of these rights will continue to be supported, it is recommended that you do not use them:
- AllowPlay. This right allows the consumer to play protected content on a computer or device. This right is now always enabled and cannot be disabled.
- AllowBurnToCD. This right allows the consumer to copy a Windows Media file to a CD in the Red Book audio format. This right has been replaced with AllowPlaylistBurn.
- AllowPlayOnPC. This right allows the consumer to play the Windows Media file on a computer. This right has been replaced with AllowPlay, which is always enabled.
- BurnToCDCount. This right specifies the number of times that content can be copied to a CD. This right has been replaced with MaxPlaylistBurnCount and PlaylistBurnTrackCount.
- MinimumAppSecurity. This right specifies the minimum security level that is required of a player application. This right has been replaced with MinimumSecurityLevel.
- PMAppSecurity. This right specifies the minimum security level that is required of a device. This right has been replaced by MinimumSecurityLevel.
- PMExpirationDate. This right specifies an expiration for a license for a device. Now, expiration rights apply to all licenses and you do not need to configure licenses specifically for use on devices.
- PMRights. This right specifies rights for a license for a device. Now, rights apply to all licenses and you do not need to configure licenses specifically for use on devices.
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