Streaming is the ability to watch or listen to media as it is downloaded. Video Streaming is the process of sending video data over the Internet to allow a user to watch the video while it is being downloaded. More people watch videos on their mobile than on any other device. More than half of the traffic to sites like Facebook and YouTube is video. Companies invest in videos because it's a powerful way to connect with customers, but videos are also the most pirated form of content. DRM streaming is a technology used to protect digital audio and video…
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Encrypted Video Streaming: Standard Technologies & VdoCipher Compared
This blog explains VdoCipher security technology using video encryption in detail and compares it with most other providers. Below is a video with all security features explained and compared. After the video is text explanation - The main encrypted video streaming protocols in use by most other streaming providers are: HTTP Live Streaming - HLS Encryption with AES-128 AES 128 Encryption & Sample AES 128 Encryption. Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) and RTMP Encrypted (RTMPE) HLS encryption, with AES-128 bit encrypted streaming, is widely marketed as a secure video encryption streaming protocol used for video protection. Indeed, certain security features…
Best DRM Tools to protect your Videos & other Digital Assets
Digital Rights Management (DRM) allows authorized users to access and use digital content with the use of a license. This is done through DRM systems that are very popular in today’s online activities. The use of DRM tools can help content owners control the use of the content they have produced. DRM Tools are DRM technologies systems that are designed to control the use of copyrighted digital media. Their main function is to prevent the unauthorized distribution of copyrighted works. This means that content owners have the power to control the use of their content and the number of times…
What is DRM Technology, its Working & Video Content Protection Types
The rise of digital media and modern technologies have vastly raised the copyright-owning concerns of organizations and individuals. In just a few clicks of a mouse, many copyright images, video and audio files get downloaded or shared without prior permission. In addition, modern techniques and tools have made it easy to convert media (mostly copyrighted) into various digital forms for easy portability and sharing. This is known as ripping, and the best possible solution to it is using DRM technology. This combines with the internet and hundreds of file-sharing tools (like Torrent) to make unauthorized large-scale distribution of copyright media…