Built-in DRM for Live Streaming

Muvi Live’s DRM is compatible with all types of devices supported by multiple operating systems such as Windows, Apple macOS, iPadOS, Android, and iOS. So, no matter what type of device your end-users use, your content will be safe and protected.

Muvi Live ensures that your live streams are securely broadcasted. You can restrict unauthorized access, and eliminate any scope for hacks and illegal downloads/piracy live stream. As all your live streams are secure, there is no room for security attacks.

With Muvi Live, you can even protect your live streams from being recorded. Muvi Live’s screen recording protection keeps hackers away from both screen recording and taking screenshots. Even if the screen is being recorded by using any third-party software, the recording will appear blank.

Traditional DRM for live streaming only protects against the illegal access of live streams through browser plugins by using a token. However, our multi-DRM protects from illegal access in any form and ensures content protection. Muvi Live supports DRM services such as Fairplay, Widevine, and Playready.

With Muvi Live’s visible watermarking, you can display the end-user information, such as IP address, email address, and name, in the video being played, which will help you track down the user when there is an illegal leak. In order to minimize user inconvenience, you have the flexibility to choose the display transparency and frequency. It also includes anti-debugging and obfuscation features to prevent users from deleting or tampering with watermarks using browser developer tools.

With Muvi Live’s DRM, you can apply forensic watermarking to your live streams, that is, inserting invisible watermark your content while streaming. The built-in CDN lets you easily embed forensic watermarking to your live streams. This helps your live streams from various attacks such as reencoding, cropping, filtering, and camcording.

Muvi Live’s encoding profiles feature enables you to create multiple encoding profiles for your platform. You have ownership of your live streams by setting up an encoding profile with preference to the streaming quality and DRM. For example, for a particular live stream, you can enable DRM and choose a resolution that you want your viewers to stream your content by setting up an encoding profile. On the other hand, you may create another encoding profile with DRM disabled and other resolution formats.