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Cream Co., Ltd. has introduced Filma, kind of a video streaming platform that lets companies launch secure DRM-protected video services without having to build their own streaming infrastructure, and it kind of works out of the box. Filma supports Widevine, PlayReady and FairPlay by default, while taking care of video encoding, adaptive streaming, and encryption automatically.
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Businesses can then slip the service into their existing websites using embedded code and connect it with their own membership plus payment systems through APIs and JWT authentication, as needed. And as more organizations try to monetize premium content, online learning, and subscription services, the need for secure yet scalable video delivery keeps climbing. Filma is aimed at that type of need with a managed platform that cuts down technical complexity and provides predictable pricing via a flat rate infrastructure model.
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