Several layers, not one key
Channels are what your subscribers pay for. Each layer stops a different way of taking them.
Registered devices
A device plays only once it is registered to a subscriber — and only as many devices as the plan includes.
Screens at the same time
The plan says how many streams play at once; one more is refused.
Signed, short-lived links
Every stream link is signed and expires: a copied link stops working.
Encrypted streams
Channels and movies travel AES-128 encrypted.
Our own certificates
The apps talk to your servers over TLS with DTVSOL’s own certificate authority.
Viewer fingerprint
A mark on screen — text, colour and duration you choose — shows who re-broadcasts a channel.
Hardened apps
The Android apps are obfuscated and check their own signature: a repackaged copy does not start.
Password guessing stopped
Repeated wrong codes lock the device out for longer each time.
A licence that must be renewed
The servers need a fresh signed licence regularly; a stolen server stops by itself.