DRM-X6.0
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DRM-X 6.0 Multi-DRM

One protection workflow for every major DRM ecosystem.

Protect VOD and live streams with Widevine, PlayReady, FairPlay Streaming, and WisePlay through one packaging, policy, authorization, and license-delivery platform.

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01 / Package

Turn your video into protected media

Package encrypted DASH and HLS, publish the validated output, and keep its Content ID for playback requests.

Encrypted media + Content ID
Capabilities

Security controls that stay practical to operate.

Four DRM ecosystems

Serve Widevine, PlayReady, FairPlay Streaming, and WisePlay without building four unrelated authorization systems.

Single or multi-key

Choose broad single-key compatibility or separate AUDIO, SD, HD, and UHD keys for tier-specific enforcement.

Request-time policy

Select a server-owned named template or validated custom policy for each playback session.

One playback contract

Web, Android, Apple, TV, and native clients consume the same Universal Playback Session Contract.

How it works

From your source to an authorized screen.

  1. 01

    Publish protected content

    Package DASH/CENC and HLS/CBCS outputs with a stable Content ID and immutable release.

  2. 02

    Authorize in your backend

    Your service checks the signed-in viewer’s purchase, subscription, course, rental, or event access.

  3. 03

    Create a playback session

    DRM-X resolves the active package, signs a short-lived DRM License Token, and returns the correct manifest and license route.

  4. 04

    Enforce on the device

    The platform CDM exchanges its native challenge for a policy-bound license and starts protected playback.

Designed for delivery teams

Clear boundaries across the complete workflow.

Your backend remains the authority for purchases, subscriptions, courses, rentals, and user access. DRM-X signs and enforces that decision without putting long-lived credentials in a player or mobile application.

DRM systems
Widevine · PlayReady · FairPlay Streaming · WisePlay
Streaming formats
MPEG-DASH/CENC · HLS/CBCS
Content modes
Video on demand · Live DRM
Authorization
Short-lived DRM License Token · direct or customer token proxy
Where it fits

Built around real protected-content businesses.

Streaming platforms

Protect subscription, rental, advertising-supported, and transactional video catalogs across browsers, phones, TVs, and native apps.

Education and training

Keep premium courses behind your own enrollment and entitlement rules while restricting concurrent sharing.

Enterprise media

Apply controlled playback to internal training, partner material, and confidential recorded events.

Questions

Answers before you integrate.

Does DRM-X replace my customer database?

No. Your authenticated backend remains the source of truth for access. DRM-X receives, signs, and enforces the bounded playback decision.

Can one protected title play on every platform?

One content identity can publish matching DASH/CENC and HLS/CBCS manifests. Each device uses its supported DRM and the registered manifest for that DRM.

Where are DRM credentials stored?

Environment credentials remain in your server or secret manager. Browsers and mobile applications receive only a short-lived playback response.

Protect the next release

Package once. Authorize every viewer. Reach every supported screen.

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