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  • How to identify users in video file when streaming video ? [on hold]

    24 octobre 2017, par blackjak231

    I’m trying to find a solution to "secure" online video courses on a video streaming platform. The goals are the following :

    • Prevent easy download of video - OK
    • Be able to identify which connected user downloaded the video if it happens - NOK

    The server will be a Debian machine running PHP 7 and the "encryption" of the video will be done "on the stream" for each user.

    My question is for the second point. I’m unable to find a good solution for it. Here is what i thought of so far and the downsides :

    1. Add a watermark with the user’s name/email with "ffmpeg" on the whole video (in a corner)
      • Can be blurred and therefore useless
    2. Add an invisible digital watermark (inside the video file) with a tool (which i have not found yet)
      • Screen can be recorded and the invisible digital watermark lost.
    3. Add a watermark with the user’s name/email on 2 or 3 specific frames of the video while streaming using "ffmpeg"
      • Best solution from my point of view but no technical solution found so far.

    Do you have any recommendations on how to do this or a completely different approach to the problem ?

    I’m open to any third party video tool such as Vimeo or any other available.

    Thank you in advance for your help ! :)

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  • My Website Downloads MP4s Instead of Plays them

    18 juillet 2014, par user3412869

    I have a website I am working on and I have an uploads/ folder with mp4 files. When I test this site locally using XAMPP and click the link to the MP4 files, Chrome plays the MP4 with the browser and then when I click the back button it takes me back to my site. When I upload all of the site files to a webserver and click the same links to view the mp4 files it downloads the files and keeps me on the same page. However, I would like it to perform the same actions it does when I am developing locally, and play them, not download the files.

    Is it possible to have Chrome play Mp4 files that are hosted on a server and not download them ?

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