Google Widevine DRM
Protected playback for supported Android devices, Chromium-based browsers and compatible television or streaming platforms.
DRM-X 6.0 Cloud Multi-DRM Platform
Protect premium video and audio with Google Widevine, Microsoft PlayReady, Apple FairPlay Streaming and Huawei WisePlay. DRM-X 6.0 combines content packaging, cloud license services and player integration for supported HLS and MPEG-DASH workflows.
Multi-DRM is a coordinated way to protect the same streaming service across device ecosystems that use different digital rights management technologies.
DRM-X 6.0 provides a unified workflow for preparing protected content, managing encryption keys, issuing DRM licenses and integrating playback. Your OTT platform, IPTV service, learning website or enterprise application continues to manage customer accounts and viewing entitlements.
Protected playback for supported Android devices, Chromium-based browsers and compatible television or streaming platforms.
Protected playback for compatible Windows, television and embedded device environments.
Protected HLS playback for supported Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad and Apple TV application paths.
Multi-DRM support for qualified Huawei device integrations, confirmed for the target deployment.
DRM-X 6.0 helps content owners, broadcasters and streaming platforms protect movies, television programs, subscription catalogs, sports, live events, music, education and enterprise training.
Prepare supported HLS or MPEG-DASH content with the Desktop Packager, CLI or a compatible live workflow.
Your platform checks a subscription, purchase, enrollment or ticket before requesting a license.
A supported player or SDK requests the DRM license appropriate for the viewer's device.
DRM-X 6.0 can connect with AWS Elemental MediaLive and MediaPackage v2 for encrypted live streaming. The documented workflow uses SPEKE 2.0 key exchange, configurable key rotation and viewer access policies.
| Application | Typical DRM | DRM-X 6.0 Integration |
|---|---|---|
| Web browsers | Widevine or PlayReady | Universal Player or compatible player |
| Android applications | Widevine | Kotlin and Media3 SDK path |
| iPhone and iPad | FairPlay Streaming | Apple SDK path |
| Apple TV | FairPlay Streaming | tvOS sample and Apple SDK |
| Samsung Smart TV | Device-dependent | Tizen SDK preview |
| Amazon Fire TV | Widevine | Vega OS SDK preview |
| Android TV | Widevine | Media3 integration path |
Compatibility is configuration-specific. Confirm the exact device model, operating system, browser, DRM security level, format, resolution and offline requirements before launch.
Keep your current website, customer accounts, subscriptions, payment system, course enrollment and delivery infrastructure. Integrate DRM-X as the content-protection and license layer. Developer tutorials are available for PHP, ASP.NET, Node.js, Python and Java-based systems, with additional guides for WordPress and popular learning platforms.
Yes. DRM-X 6.0 supports protected HLS and MPEG-DASH workflows. Packaging and DRM combinations depend on the devices and players you need to support.
Not always. FairPlay commonly uses protected HLS, while many Widevine and PlayReady deployments use MPEG-DASH. Some CMAF workflows can reuse media segments, but signaling and encryption-mode compatibility must be tested against the target device matrix.
Supported workflows can protect audio associated with video and supported audio-only content. The protection choice should reflect content value, licensing requirements and device compatibility.
Typically, yes. Encrypted media can be delivered through compatible storage and CDN infrastructure while DRM-X handles the packaging integration, keys and license delivery.
No DRM can eliminate every form of piracy. DRM should be combined with account security, entitlement checks, secure application design, monitoring and appropriate operational controls.