StreamShark has integrated EZDRM to provide multi-DRM support for its VOD platform, covering Widevine, FairPlay, and PlayReady. The update allows for CMAF-packaged assets to be used across VOD and Live Scheduler workflows without additional transcoding.
This update closes the security gap between live and on-demand content, allowing enterprise and media clients to apply consistent protection policies across their entire library. By utilizing CMAF and EZDRM’s universal service, StreamShark reduces the technical friction of managing multiple encryption standards, which is critical for high-stakes internal communications and premium licensed content. The move aligns with a broader industry shift toward unified packaging formats that lower operational costs while meeting studio requirements. Watch for how this integration impacts adoption rates among enterprise customers who previously relied on fragmented third-party DRM stacks for sensitive pre-release material.
The industry continues to prioritize hardware security to prevent unauthorized access to high-value VOD assets. This focus on secure infrastructure is increasingly relevant as media orchestration becomes more complex across multi-cloud environments. To ensure full OTT DRM compliance, operators are increasingly conducting rigorous third-party security audits.
StreamShark has launched a new multi-DRM integration with EZDRM, extending Widevine, FairPlay, and PlayReady protection to VOD libraries. By utilizing CMAF packaging, the platform now serves all major DRM systems from a single encrypted copy. This update eliminates redundant storage and re-encoding, ensuring consistent security for enterprise and media content.
The integration with EZDRM supports Google Widevine, Apple FairPlay, and Microsoft PlayReady for comprehensive device compatibility.
By using CMAF packaging, StreamShark allows a single set of encrypted segments to serve all three supported DRM systems, eliminating the need for duplicate storage or per-DRM re-encoding.
Yes, administrators can configure DRM strictness tiers to toggle between software-only, hardware-backed, and HDCP 2.2 enforcement.
Yes, the new unified VOD format allows encrypted assets to feed directly into the Live Scheduler without requiring additional transcoding steps.
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