STR3EM for Windows

Used STR3EM for Windows?

Developer’s Description

Use 'access anywhere' content delivery system for movies, music, video games, and consumer hardware.

STR3EM is an 'access anywhere' content delivery and certificate system for movies, music, video games, and consumer hardware. STR3EM powered products can be used on unlimited machines and shared with family members using Facebook. Create and play STR3EM movies and music on Windows 7 and web services. Easily create password protected video and music files for free. Content providers can sell and rent commercial products with a KodeKey license.

STR3EM for Windows

Used STR3EM for Windows?

Explore More

Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: November 28, 2010

Latest update: November 28, 2010

Version: 2.3.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 7
Windows Server
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows Vista
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Java Runtime Environment 1.6, Haali Media Splitter, AC3Filter

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 4,221

Downloads Last Week: 2

Report Software

Program available in other languages

Descargar STR3EM

Last Updated

User Reviews

3/5

2 User Votes

Good solution for password pretection of videos
cs2cdNovember 29, 2010
Pros
Fast, free and easy to operate (once you learn how to use it see Cons). I needed a solution to distribute training videos for my job. Windows media DRM wont work for us because our computers are not online.
Cons
Slight learning curve but once I tried it a few times and read the instructions again I understood better. Be aware there are 2 file versions (we are using version 1 file type)
Summary
Very good solution for our training video needs. Slight learning curve but seems to be powerful once you learn it. Its free!
IMPORTANT!!! SITE VISIT PRODUCED SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY!!!
chromeuserbtJuly 19, 2010
Pros
Didn't get that far.
Cons
Clicking a link on the developer's site for more information brought up a msg box style popup warning me of some sort of imminent danger to my computer insisting i click "OK" to continue. DO NOT CLICK OK! See below for what to do.
Summary
Clicking OK in these situations will most likely trigger some script or download of either malicious software/spyware or lead to a site offering cheap "male enhancement" medications or something else indecent. An authentic warning from your installed system protection program - AVG, Avast, MS Security Essentials, etc. - should be obvious - it will have the program's logo on it and not typically be in the form of a browser popup. If this happens, don't panic. 1) DO NOT HIT OK! 2) open a command prompt (Start>All Programs>Accessories>Command Prompt). 3) Type at prompt (without brackets and with just the process name of the browser you're using - some examples mentioned): taskkill /IM [browser - ex: iexplore,exe; chrome.exe; firefox.exe...] /F /T For more info type taskkill /? at the command prompt. 4) Let others know of the potential danger. This is not necessary, but a nice thing to do. It's quite possible that the site is unaware of the problem and that their security may have been compromised, so alerting them can be a good idea as well. Safe browsing everyone.