Secure Media Streaming and Delivery

Media content, whether it be the latest blockbuster movie or a company's confidential webcasts, can be some of the most important assets for a media business. Storing, preparing, and delivering this content securely involves leveraging systems that can scale and ensure top-of-the-line security. Come find out how AWS can help you implement these workflows in the cloud using highly available, scalable, and secure cloud services such as Amazon S3 (storage), Amazon Elastic Transcoder (transcoding) and Amazon CloudFront (delivery).We also discuss the underlying concepts of secure media delivery (e.g., policy-based DRM and signed cookies/URLs), the challenges faced by customers who need to design and implement these critical modules, and how to leverage the power of AWS to accomplish those while saving on costs. In addition, we take a deep dive into a media processing stack implemented on AWS using open source components to deliver encrypted HTTP Live Streams (HLS) to various devices.

[@kbadwi]

good session many thanks

[@S3Bubble]

Is there a video that shows how to create a secure hls streaming option like Netflix with AES encoding in the demo all the hls files can be downloaded with chrome dev tools, as Amazon is interchangeable it would be good to have a video explain how Netflix accomplishes this. Thanks great video.

[@felipemarquesweb]

What video is this? Could you give us the link?

[@SalaTecnica]

Hello
I'm trying to migrate a project to AWS and would like to know if I have the options below:
1 - The videos classes that I have in AWS can only be seen on my site, even if the public copy the url, they can not visualize, only in my course site.
2 - Can you customize the play to play the videos? or incorporate into any service?
Since I'm late

[@ffab00]

Thanks great video!

[@joseluiscetina8769]

Can you share your crossdomain.xml please!

[@thebestfunkdiscomusic8579]

there is no point in fighting with servers