RSKTV Player Pro is a media player. It does not provide, host, resell or suggest any content: no channels, no films, no content subscription. Playlists and access credentials are added by the user, who is solely and entirely responsible for them.
1. Purpose
These terms govern access to the site rsktv.com, use of the RSKTV Player Pro application and the sale of licences to use it. Any use of the service constitutes unreserved acceptance of these terms.
2. Description of the service
RSKTV Player Pro is a media player. What is sold consists exclusively of a licence to use the software.
Scope of the licence. A licence authorises use of the player on a single device, identified at activation. Use on an additional device requires the purchase of a separate licence.
Transfer. Where the activated device is replaced, lost or fails, the user may ask support to attach the licence to a new device. Such a transfer is granted once per licence and deactivates the licence on the previous device.
The publisher does not provide, host, resell or suggest any content: no channels, no films, no series, no content subscription. No content whatsoever is included in the price.
To use the player, users must have their own playlists and enter their access settings. The publisher plays no part at any stage in obtaining them.
3. Activation and devices
The licence is attached to a device, identified by its hardware identifier. One licence covers one device. Changing device is governed by the transfer set out in article 2.
4. Free trial
A seven-day trial is offered, with no payment card, once per device only. It gives access to the player's functions and ends automatically, with no renewal and no charge.
5. Prices, taxes and payment
Current prices are shown on the site. The total amount, including taxes, is displayed before payment is confirmed.
The taxes that apply are those of your country of residence. They are calculated and included in the amount shown before payment is confirmed.
Payment is made through PayPal or Stripe. The publisher neither collects nor stores banking details. Activation takes place once payment is confirmed.
The "one-off purchase" option confers a right to use the version of the software concerned with no time limit, for as long as the service continues to be operated. It does not constitute an undertaking of perpetual maintenance.
6. Purchases made through an application store
Where the licence is acquired through an application store, the sale is concluded with that store, which is the seller. Its own terms then apply to the transaction, in particular as regards invoicing, refunds and taxes, and articles 5 and 7 of these terms do not replace them.
7. Cancellation and refunds
The seven-day free trial allows the player to be evaluated before any payment.
Fourteen days to change your mind. After purchase, the user has fourteen days to request a refund of their licence, without having to give a reason and whatever their country of residence. The publisher also refunds, at any time, a licence whose activation proves technically impossible on the intended device.
To exercise this right, write to the contact address given in the legal notice, stating the identifier of the device concerned. The refund is made within fourteen days of receipt of the request, by the same means of payment.
The law of the user's country of residence may grant wider rights: they apply of their own force and these terms do not restrict them.
8. User obligations
Users undertake to:
- be of full age, or have the authorisation of their legal representative;
- use the player only with playlists they hold lawfully: personal media, services to which they are legitimately subscribed, private corporate or event streams, and freely broadcast public streams;
- respect the intellectual property rights of third parties;
- comply with the law applicable in their country of residence.
Users are solely and entirely responsible for the content they access, for its origin, for the rights they hold in it and for the consequences of their use. The publisher has neither knowledge nor control of the playlists configured.
9. Prohibited uses
- circumventing, disassembling or modifying the software, or removing its protections;
- reselling, renting out or sharing a licence outside the framework provided by the publisher;
- using the service to access unlawfully obtained content;
- impairing the security or availability of the service.
10. Licences distributed by a reseller
A licence obtained from an authorised reseller remains subject to these terms as regards use of the software. The commercial terms of the sale — price, invoicing, first-line support — are, by contrast, governed by the contract between the user and the reseller, to which the publisher is not a party.
11. Availability and changes
The publisher endeavours to keep the service available, without any obligation of result. Interruptions may occur for maintenance, updates or external causes.
The player depends on third-party playlists and networks over which the publisher has no control: the unavailability of a playlist does not constitute a defect in the service.
12. Suspension and termination
The publisher may suspend or terminate a licence in the event of a serious breach of these terms. Where the breach can be remedied, the publisher notifies the user and allows a reasonable period to remedy it before any termination.
Termination without refund is reserved for unlawful use duly notified to the publisher and for attacks on the security or availability of the service. In all other cases, the unused portion of a fixed-term licence is refunded pro rata.
13. Warranties and liability
The software is supplied as is. The publisher does not warrant that it will meet any particular need or run without interruption on all hardware.
The publisher's liability, where engaged, is limited to the amount actually paid by the user for the licence concerned.
That limitation applies only to the extent permitted by law. It does not restrict the mandatory legal warranties the user enjoys under the law of their country of residence — in particular warranties of quality, of reasonable durability and of fitness for the stated use — from which no derogation may be made to their detriment.
14. Intellectual property
The licence confers a personal, non-exclusive right of use. It transfers no ownership of the software, its components or its trade marks.
15. Personal data
The processing of data is described in the privacy policy, which forms an integral part of these terms.
16. Changes to these terms
The publisher may amend these terms. The version applicable to a one-off purchase is the one in force on the date of that purchase.
For a successive-performance contract concluded with a Québec consumer — a subscription or a renewable licence — no amendment is enforceable unless the publisher has first sent a separate written notice, between thirty and ninety days before it takes effect, setting out the new clause and the former clause, the date it takes effect, and the consumer's right to refuse the amendment and terminate at no cost or penalty. The price and the essential subject matter of the contract may not be amended unilaterally.
17. Language
These terms constitute a contract of adhesion drawn up in French, in accordance with the Charter of the French Language. In the event of any discrepancy between the French version and a translation, the French version prevails.
18. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the law in force in the province of Québec and by the laws of Canada applicable therein.
Consumers domiciled or resident in Québec may in all cases bring their claim before the courts of Québec: under article 3149 of the Civil Code of Québec, no jurisdiction or arbitration clause may be set up against them to deprive them of that right.
Nor may this designation deprive consumers wherever they reside of the protection afforded to them by the mandatory provisions of the law of their country of habitual residence. They retain the right to bring proceedings before the courts of their country of residence, and may be sued only before those courts. Any clause to the contrary is unenforceable against them.
In the event of a dispute, users are invited to contact the publisher in order to seek an amicable solution. Consumers also retain access to the out-of-court dispute resolution schemes available in their country, and the Office de la protection du consommateur du Québec is available to Québec consumers.