Get your questions answered from our list of frequently asked questions.
Documents | Images | Video* |
Audio* |
Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel** Microsoft PowerPoint OpenOffice formats CSV RTF TXT |
JPG PNG BMP TIF GIF |
MOV MP4 WMV AVI FLV MKV |
WAV MP3 AAC FLAC AC3 AIFF OGG M4A |
*Video & Audio are add-on features. Be sure to check which product you are subscribed to or being quoted on.
**Excel files must be formatted correctly so they appear nicely in the web viewer format. For example, you may need to do some further editing of your page layout in order to fit all columns on 1 page, or change the layout to landscape mode, and use the "fit to" scaling feature. It is strongly recommended that you check the "Print Preview' in Excel prior to uploading the file to Vitrium for protection to ensure that your content will appear nicely in Vitrium's web viewer format.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Vitrium converts content to encrypted formats that cannot be edited. The encrypted formats may not be in the same format that you uploaded. Excel, Word and PowerPoint files, for example, convert to a secure web viewer format so please check your content prior to sending it to your customers or users. |
Documents | Images | Video* |
Audio* |
Secure Web Viewer |
Secure Web Viewer |
Secure Web Player |
Secure Web Player |
*Video & Audio are add-on features. Be sure to check which product you are subscribed to or being quoted on.
Yes, absolutely you can! Print restrictions is one of over 20 DRM controls that you can set in Vitrium.
You can restrict printing in two different ways:
Option 1 is ideal if you want to restrict all users from printing a document.
Option 2 is ideal if you only want to restrict certain users from printing. You would need to create at least two separate DRM Policy Settings if this is the case - one that restricts printing and one that does not.
Yes, Vitrium Security does support these files as input formats but the protected output formats will not be in their original, native format. For example, when you upload a Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file into Vitrium Security, the system will convert the file to a PDF format, then convert it again to one of two secured outputs:
The end user accessing the content will not be able to edit or alter the content. However, they could mark up the content by using the highlighting or annotating tools in Adobe Reader or Vitrium’s web viewer.
For Word and Excel files, some formatting may get altered in the web conversion process. If this occurs, reach out to the Vitrium support team as there may be an alternative approach to use.
For PowerPoint files, the animation and other interactive features will not work in the protected formats.
If you would like to see Vitrium Security software support editing capabilities and interactive features from Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, please click here to add a Feature Request.
Yes, the Vitrium system cannot accept file names with these characters in them:
" < > | : * ? /\
If you want to check out a user’s activity you need to review “User Activity Log” report in Reports tab. You can access a specific user’s activity report whether by filtering the report by the User Name or going to the Users tab and click on the report icon
This report shows the date and time when a file was accessed, what the file name is, which user accessed the file, which group the user belongs to, which method they used to unlock the file (web or PDF), which IP address they used to unlock from, what their tracking ID is (a specific ID from their application or browser’s cookie), and also which application or browser was used, what version, and what operating system they used.
If there are different Tracking IDs or different IP addresses, it means that the user has unlocked or tried to unlock the content from different devices and from different locations. Note that Secured PDF files can only be accessed in Adobe Reader or Acrobat on a desktop or Laptop so the Application shown for secured PDF content is only Reader; However, Secured web links are accessible through a browser whether in desktops, smartphones or tablets.