06-18-2013, 01:05 AM
3094 vangorilla May 19 2013
Netflix could sure use G2 to protect their valuable content.
HTML 5 video tag formats are unprotected and videos can easily be copied and shared.
Clipstream® encoded videos can be watermarked and locked to only play from authorized source websites or to authorized viewer computers.
HTML 5 video tag formats are unprotected and videos can easily be copied and shared.
Clipstream® encoded videos can be watermarked and locked to only play from authorized source websites or to authorized viewer computers.
3095 sevted
Netflix desperately needs to find a new video solution in the next eight years as Silverlight is obsolete. They begged the browser makers to add security, but all they've got to is a draft specification with 25,000 people petitioning against it.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57583619-93/w3c-proceeds-with-web-video-encryption-despite-opposition/
If the specification were to become a standard a year or two from now, years would go by as the browsers built the functionality into new versions and more years would go by as the public slowly upgraded. If Netflix is lucky, they'd be able to transcode into multiple formats securely eight years from now.
Or they could just use clipstreem in 2013. The security is already there and the record companies love it for their music videos.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57583619-93/w3c-proceeds-with-web-video-encryption-despite-opposition/
If the specification were to become a standard a year or two from now, years would go by as the browsers built the functionality into new versions and more years would go by as the public slowly upgraded. If Netflix is lucky, they'd be able to transcode into multiple formats securely eight years from now.
Or they could just use clipstreem in 2013. The security is already there and the record companies love it for their music videos.