Listed below is a summary of some license scenarios from our track wrapping interface. Once the set of rights is defined, is can be saved to making the actual track wrapping faster (all buttons are inactive for this sample). Listed below is a summary of some license scenarios from our track wrapping interface. Once the set of rights is defined, is can be saved to making the actual track wrapping faster. Define a Set of Rights  Name of Rights Rights for Using Media Files Allow the consumer to play the content on a computer.  The number times the content can be played.  Allow the consumer to copy the content to a CD.  Once content is copied to a CD, the content is no longer protected.  The number of times the consumer is allowed to copy the content to a CD. Allow the consumer to manage licenses by backing up and restoring them. Allow the consumer to save streamed content as a file. Rights for Licenses  The date after which the license is valid.  The date after which the license is not longer valid. The number of hours a license is valid after the first time the license is used.  The number of hours a license is valid after the license is stored.  Rights for Transferring Media Files  Allow the consumer to transfer the media file to a non-SDMI-compliant portable device or portable media.  Allow the consumer to transfer the media file to an SDMI-compliant portable device or portable media.  The number times a consumer can transfer a media file. If left blank, an unlimited number of transfers is allowed. The rights you want to give in portable licenses. The date when a portable license expires. If left blank, the license never expires.  Rights for Security Levels  The minimum-security level that is required of a player application.  The minimum-security level that is required of a portable device.  The minimum-security level that is required of the Windows Media Format SDK on which a player application is based.  Available Licenses  License Name    Rights Applied    Price    Issue    Update this License License Name Rights to Apply Priority This right specifies the number of times the consumer is allowed to copy a Windows Media file to a CD. By default, this right is not set and unlimited copying is allowed.