The Digital Rights Management (DRM) is used to enhance copyright management to protect digital content such as audio and video programs, files, and e-books. The DRM can control rights (playback time and number of playbacks) and encrypt data (for video).

Google Widevine, Microsoft PlayReady, Apple FairPlay, Marlin, Adobe PrimeTime, and ChinaDRM.

WisePlay DRM provides developers with free, high-quality, and standard-based digital content copyright protection capabilities.

WisePlay DRM has obtained the certifications from CDTA and Farncombe (Cartesian).

WisePlay DRM uses the industry standard of ChinaDRM. As an industry standard, ChinaDRM has been widely accepted in the video industry.

WisePlay DRM provides capabilities free of charge.

WisePlay DRM can be used in online and offline playback of VOD content as well as playback of live streaming.

Yes.

AES and SM4.

DASH+fMP4, HLS+fMP4, and HLS+TS.

Yes. WisePlay DRM supports hardware-level and software-level encryption capabilities.

The difference between hardware-level and software-level encryption capabilities lies in device security level. The Trusted Application (TA) running at the TEE layer is required for the hardware-level encryption capability. The TA running at the TEE layer is not required for the software-level encryption capability. Related operations are performed at the REE layer. Content security is protected by software. The hardware-level encryption depends on device chip capabilities.

Yes. WisePlay provides the getMaxSecurityLevel() API of the MediaDrm class for developers to obtain the security level supported by devices.

Huawei phone with Kirin 990 (with EMUI 10.1 or later installed).

No.

The watermark function is independent of DRM.

WisePlay DRM does not provide the watermark function. You can integrate the watermark function.

WisePlay DRM has no special requirements on players.