VO Secure Player is a multi-platform media player for premium live and VOD content, streamed or downloaded, enabling a compelling viewer experience with user behavior monitoring, Targeted TV Advertising, and QoE metrics supported.

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REACH ALL
YOUR VIEWERS

With VO's secure video player fragmentation is no longer an issue; it provides a unified experience and truly differentiating features across mobiles, desktops, STBs and smart TVs.

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OFFER TRULY DIFFERENTIATING USER EXPERIENCES

Better than a native player - deliver living-room TV experiences on OTT solutions with low live latency, fast zapping time, responsive scrubbing and more.

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PROTECT CONTENT FROM HACKERS

Utilize sophisticated DRM with anti-debugging, anti-tampering and other security features - disable an application and revoke all content licenses in cases of abuse or hacking.

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RELY ON A PROVEN SOLUTION

Reduce risk with VO's proven solutions, trusted by customers around the world and by major studios. In addition, you'll be able to negotiate optimum terms as the studios recognize they can trust your exemplary content protection and delivery.

VO Player monitors QoE, QoS, and user behavior, providing a unified, superior viewing experience across small, medium and large TV screens, in compliance with content owners’ security requirements.

Secure Video Player Highlights

One player for all devices
Supported across multiple platforms and operating systems: mobiles, desktops, web, Smart TVs, STBs, Android, Android TV, iOS, tvOS, Microsoft Windows®, MacOS®, Vestel, Hisens, and Chromecast. 
Multi-standard streaming
Supports HLS, MSS, DASH and CMAF; integrated with major DRMs including Microsoft PlayReady®, VO’s proprietary DRM, Google Widevine®, Apple FairPlay® and Verimatrix.
Video and security expertise
VO is a Devops organization providing best-in-class support with direct access to R&D experts and dual expertise under the same roof.
Pre-integrated within rich video ecosystems
Comprises close partnerships with encoders, packagers, analytics, advertising, app vendors, CMS, CDN and security technologies.
What is video streaming?
Video streaming is an evolution of the traditional broadcast workflow, in which content is distributed to the consumer via either the open internet to a connected device (OTT) or dedicated IPTV services. Types of video streaming include SVOD - Subscription Video On Demand, AVOD - Advertising Video On Demand, TVOD - Transactional Video On Demand, and PVOD - Premium Video On Demand.
How much data does streaming video use?
A lot. Video is the highest data-consuming medium. While bandwidth usage varies between the different streaming platforms, it usually ranges from 300MB per hour for lowest resolution videos, to 7.2GB an hour for UHD or 4K premium quality videos. Most video platforms also have a flexible stream quality feature, called Adaptive Bitrate, enabling them to adapt the video’s quality to the strength of the available connection. 
How does video streaming work?
As with all types of data transmitted over the internet, streamed video or audio files are broken down into smaller data packets, which are encoded and then sent to the user’s device every few seconds where they are decoded by its player. This allows for the content to be played in real-time without having to fully download the whole file in advance, as happened in the early days of the internet.
How to secure video streaming?
There are various tools and strategies to allow for secure video streaming, whether it’s live or on-demand. Using a secure video player to deliver your video is key, while other security methods include DRM (Digital Rights Management) & CAS (Conditional Access System) solutions, as well as various anti-piracy techniques aimed at detecting and preventing the unauthorized usage and illegal streaming of videos.
How to stream live video
To stream live videos, you need a live streaming solution with a server network for storing your video and for connecting with viewers. It’s important that your streaming solution will be backed by a reliable content delivery network (CDN). Professional streaming solutions such as VO’s Secure Video Player include a ready-made package for hosting, delivering, and securing videos, as well as access to value-added features such as Multiview and watch party, alongside advanced tools for managing QoX and preventing downtime. 
How to improve streaming video quality
To improve the quality of your streamed videos, you first need to make sure you have the bandwidth to allow for uninterrupted viewing with low latency. Next, make sure your streaming equipment is suited for the task and that your encoding settings are optimized. Other methods to improve quality include enabling variable-bitrate streaming and choosing the optimal resolution for your viewing, though the key element remains using a professional and reliable platform for streaming your videos.
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