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Hey, Phil from Mux

here with a quick

demo of Mux Video's

new DRM feature.

DRM's a set of

technologies that

lets you protect

your video against

those pesky internet

pirates, including

protecting against

things like

downloading or

screen recording

of your videos.

Let's take a look.

Okay.

So let's create

our DRM asset.

DRM works both on

on demand assets,

as well as on

all types of live

stream as well.

This will look a

little bit different

to your used to.

We're using the new

advanced playback

policies field.

When we create our

asset to set the

policy to DRM and

pass in our DRM

configuration ID.

This one's mine.

It won't work for

you when you're

using the DRM

product, you'll get

your own shiny DRM

configuration ID.

Let's create

that asset.

Okay, so that

asset's ready.

To playback DRM

content, you have

to use signed URLs,

but you also need

to sign a new token

for the license URL.

Let's grab the

playback ID and

jump on over to the

little script I've

written that lets us

sign all those URLs.

Okay, so we've got

all of our tokens,

our playback token,

our license token,

our storyboard

token, and our

thumbnail token.

Let's jump on over

to MuxPlayer and

put those in to

play our video.

Okay, so first up,

I'll move over the

playback ID, put

it in the right

field, then our

playback token,

then our new DRM

license token,

and then

obviously the

storyboard token,

and the thumbnail

token, as we'd

usually use.

Then hopefully,

if we hit refresh,

here's where we

run into a problem.

We've just got

a blank screen.

And that's because

I'm using OBS on

my Mac to capture

this video.

So the DRM system's

kicking in and

blanking it out.

Let's jump on over

to the other camera

that's behind me

and see if we can

see a video playing.

Okay, so I've

turned off my

screen capture.

Let's see if

the video plays.

Looks great.

So that's DRM.

I can't wait to see

what you build and

the content you're

going to protect.