Forensic Watermarking, coupled with DRM (Digital Rights Management), offers the absolute highest levels of security for streaming video. Not just an SDK, KeyOS MultiMark Server includes a complete ecosystem with support for both Live Streaming and Video on Demand (VOD).
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KeyOS MultiMark Server includes a profiler, ingester, and a streaming/origin server that operates Just in Time to insert each unique watermark dynamically, package the content with DRM (Digital Rights Management), and stream it out to your users.
Forensic watermarking is invisible to the user and does not induce any additional latency or degradation of video quality. With unique yet hidden identifiers inserted into every so many frames and the size of a pixel, pirates and bad actors have no idea they are interacting with watermarked content.
With server-side Forensic Watermarking for VOD (Video on Demand), each stream is unique for each user. For Live Streaming and Broadcasts, A/B Switching at the CDN (Content Delivery Network) level is employed to interlace A&B fragments that are unique to the user. Recover a pirated copy in the "wild," we can run it through a detection service to uniquely identify the offender.
Forensic Watermarking provides the highest levels of security for streaming video available today. While Digital Rights Management prevents access, unauthorized users, and the sharing of DRM-protected content, Forensic Watermarking uniquely identifies offenders when there might be a compromise in DRM technology or some other portion of your video streaming workflow.
The MultiMark Server is a just-in-time (JIT) forensic watermarking and DRM platform that enables streaming operators to watermark video content JIT and protect it with DRM before distribution. The platform includes support for DASH and HLS streaming formats and the consumer DRMs, Apple FairPlay, Google Widevine and Microsoft PlayReady. MultiMark creates and manages watermark forensic metadata (WFM) which are the unique records of all watermarking sessions. When piracy has been detected, WFM is injected into a secure detection process of the sample pirated content to track any misuse directly to the offender.
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