Embedding a video file in an HTML document allows the video playback directly in the web browser without needing a separate video player application. HTML video embedding is also important because it will enable videos to be played on mobile devices that do not have a dedicated video player application. For example, many smartphones and tablets do not have a JavaScript video player application installed, but they can still play video files embedded in an HTML document. Additionally, HTML video embedding can be used to create a video gallery, where multiple videos can be displayed on a single page. An…
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Video Streaming Analytics Examples: 15 Parameters to Track in Player
Video Analytics and Video Player Analytics has been a buzzword for many years now and the hype around it has only been increasing. However many businesses are still unsure of what exact data points to look at, what analyses to make, and what changes to make in your videos/courses/movies based on the data. In this blog, We have mentioned the key 15 metrics as examples that one should get in video analytics and how to use them to enhance viewer experience, prevent misuse, and increase revenues. The context mentioned here is both general for any use case and what can…
Forensic Watermarking for Video Protection in 2025
In today’s digital-first world, forensic watermarking for video protection has become essential. As video content grows in value -across OTT platforms, e-learning, and corporate environments, piracy poses an increasing threat. Whether it’s pre-release screeners or premium courses, protecting videos from unauthorized distribution is more important than ever. It’s no longer just about torrents or shady DVD vendors. Today’s pirates often sit inside the system—users, partners, even reviewers. They’re leaking premium content within hours, sometimes minutes. That’s where forensic watermarking comes in. Not flashy. Not loud. But quietly powerful. In 2023, piracy cost the entertainment industry more than $50 billion. Over…
Geo Blocking Video: How to Implement Geo Restrictions
Geo blocking video (or geo-restriction) is the practice of restricting access to online video content based on a user’s geographic location. If you’ve ever seen the message “This video is not available in your country,” you’ve encountered geo blocking. Content providers use this technique to control where their videos can be viewed, often to comply with licensing agreements, local laws, or business strategies. In this updated 2025 guide, we understand into why geo-blocking matters, how it works (covering IP-based, GPS-based, and DNS-based methods), tools and services to implement it, how to tackle VPNs and proxies in video streaming. Table Of…
What is Live Video Streaming and How Does It Work?
Start Live Streaming for Free Did you know that 23% of global viewing time is spent watching live content? And more importantly, live content generates 27% more minutes of watch time per viewing than on-demand video. See, live streaming isn’t just a trend; it’s a game-changer tool for your eLearning and media businesses. (more…)
CENC Common Encryption Algorithms & Methods Guide
A fundamental concept of modern security, encryption, serves as the cornerstone to safeguard data storage, digital communications, streaming, online transactions and much more. Derived from the roots of cryptography, encryption transforms a plain, readable information into an unreadable or unintelligible form using mathematical algorithms and secret keys. The same data is decrypted using a decryption key at the client/user’s end. The overall purpose of encryption is to make sensitive data confidential and secure, restricting unauthorized access, sharing or copying. To simplify the content protection process for video creators and distributors, CENC, or Common Encryption Scheme ensures interoperability between various DRM…