Google’s Widevine Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a content protection system that was developed by the firm and includes licencing, distribution, and protected playback services. Widevine DRM was given the acronym DRM by the industry. It is compatible with a number of online browsers, including Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox, in addition to functioning on the Android operating system itself. Widevine Modular is the version of Widevine Digital Rights Management (DRM) that is now in use, and it supports the DASH and HLS streaming formats in addition to the HTML5 standards EME and MSE. This version of Widevine DRM is named Widevine Modular. Additionally, it supports standards that are based on Common Encryption (CENC), which makes it possible for a single encrypted file to be streamed across several devices regardless of the DRM that each device supports. This is made possible by the fact that it supports Common Encryption.
