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What input sources does Windows Media Rights Manager support?

April 26, 2017input manager media Rights sources support Windows

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What input sources does Windows Media Rights Manager support?

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Windows Media Rights Manager uses standard Windows Media files, encrypting them in place. Therefore, any input source that can be converted to Windows Media Format can be used with Windows Media Rights Manager. Such sources include any analog or digital audio/video input that can be connected to a computer, raw waveform (WAV) and audio/video interleave (AVI) files, and direct encoding from CD.