Filmkey Player1.4.0

Quicktime, the extensible multimedia framework developed by Apple Inc. is no longer supported for the latest versions of the Windows OS (7 and 10), and as such, using the program is no longer supported. As such, many Windows users have lost the ability to access protected Videos on Demand, and are looking for solutions for this problem.Look no further, since Filmkey Player is precisely the program that you need, and besides the feature above, it also allows Macintosh users to view films with Digital Rights Management (DRM).

Easy to use, albeit a retro look

The program is designed to be functional, not look pretty, and this is something you'll see the moment you first launch it, and then when you figure out it gets the job done.Filmkey Player's encoder works with most Quicktime files, including MPEG1, MPEG3, MPEG4 files, which can then be later distributed by download from any web server.One thing worth noting is that the program cannot be used as a means to illegally download movies, due to the central license server managed by filmkey.ch that manages each video's key.

A wide variety of video sources at your disposal

As far as video material goes, Filmkey Player gets you to access to Video on Demand (VOD) with Pay-per-View, corporate Video on Demand for a closed circuit, protected review copies in film post-production and secure film distribution for Digital Cinema.The network availability indicator also notifies you whether your Internet connection is strong enough to handle a steady video stream or if there are any problems.

A good solution for watching pay-per-view and video-on-demand

Filmkey Player may not be the prettiest video player to look at, but considering the unique functionality it offers, it deserves a place in any cinephile's digital library.