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MPEG REL Features
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Basic Features
License
A description of the MPEG REL license element, including its structure, component elements, and examples.
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Grant
A description of the MPEG REL grant element, including its structure, its component elements, and examples.
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Issuer
A description of the MPEG REL issuer element, including its purpose, its structure, its component elements, and examples.
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Issue
A description of the MPEG REL issue element, including its purpose, its structure, and examples.
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Fees
A description of using the various types of fees defined by the MPEG REL standard extension.
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Advanced
Features
grantGroup
A description of the MPEG REL grantGroup element, including its structure, its component elements, and examples.
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Cross References and Inventory
A description the MPEG REL cross reference and inventory features, including a examples of their use.
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Equality
A description of the issues related to comparing MPEG REL elements for equality, which involves determining whether the elements are logically equivalent regardless of their physical representation.
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Patterns
A description of defining and using patterns in the MPEG REL and the
various pattern elements defined in the MPEG REL Core.
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Variables
A description of defining and using variables in the MPEG REL to increase the flexibility of licenses granting usage and issue rights.
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Offers
A description of using the obtain right to issue offers to obtain grants and grantGroups.
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The possessProperty Right
A description of using the possessProperty right to issue certificates.
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Delegation Control
A description of using delegation control, including a comparison with the issue right.
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Revocation
A description of the mechanisms that the MPEG REL offers to support revocation of licenses.
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Service References
A description of using service references, which encapsulate the information necessary to interact with software services.
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