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Medialiving is a true and innovative approach based on a physiological analysis of the human ear and vision

Why did Medialive develop a brand new technology to secure digital audio-video content on telecom networks?
Technologies used in the broadcast environment are too heavy to deploy on telecommunication networks (Internet et Mobile). Classical cryptography used in Conditional Access Systems (CAS) is not built for audio-video content and does not utilize the inherent specifications of compression standards. One of the security flaws of CAS systems is that the whole content is potentially available as pirates use devices that can analyze, try and replicate the security process until the security algorithms are broken in. Once the CAS (or any system using classical cryptography) is broken in, pirates can replicate the hack to all the contents protected by the same mechanisms.

The principles of our technology and platform:
  • Medialive’s content protection mechanism is tailored for digital content (audio, video, and images) encoded with standard compression formats
  • Medialive’s motto is to control content consumption
  • Medialive’s platform is designed to answer the needs of the new digital content consumption habits, i.e. on connected devices (computers and phones)


How It Works
The Medialiving® concept only uses about 1% of an original source, extracted and substituted by lures.


The Medialiving® Concept
The Medialiving® is a true innovative approach for a full end-to-end secured content distribution.


The M2Mark® Concept
The M2Mark is an innovative approach combining content protection and watermarking technologies.

Medialive is member and involved in the following standard bodies and initiatives: MPEG, JPEG2000 and MEF.


Medialive’s solutions for Broadcast TV application do not require any network upgrade nor new end-user devices as they are compatible with existing standards.



Medialive at IBC 2008

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