Publish your first cloud package
Connect one of five cloud storage providers, publish a test clip with Packager for Media, and verify encrypted playback.
Hands-on tutorial
Take one short test clip from your Windows Packager to encrypted playback on your own cloud storage.
Choose your providerFrom cloud connection to first playback
Follow the same publishing sequence with any supported storage connector.
- Connect
Register and verify the storage destination in your test environment.
- 팟캐스트
Upload the encrypted package and wait for its Published status.
- 재생
Verify delivery and use Test Playback for the published Content ID.
1. Choose a provider and prepare the destination#
Use a dedicated delivery bucket or container and a short test video you can publish. Set up an HTTPS media delivery URL that maps to the encrypted output. Keep source media and private files in separate storage.
| Provider | What to prepare |
|---|---|
| Amazon S3 | Bucket, region and scoped IAM access keys. Use CloudFront with Origin Access Control to deliver from a private bucket. See the Amazon S3 and CloudFront walkthrough. |
| Azure Blob Storage | Dedicated storage account, container and storage account key. Use an HTTPS CDN or an intentionally public encrypted-blob delivery path. Include the container in a direct Blob URL. |
| Google Cloud Storage | Bucket and service-account HMAC credentials for the XML API. Configure an HTTPS delivery domain or CDN for the bucket. |
| Alibaba Cloud OSS | Bucket, region and scoped RAM credentials. Confirm S3-compatible authentication and configure an HTTPS delivery domain or CDN. |
| Tencent Cloud COS | Full bucket name, region and scoped CAM credentials. See the Tencent Cloud COS walkthrough. |
Use the provider-specific permissions and upload headers in Connect cloud storage. Configure upload CORS for the Console origin and playback CORS for GET, HEAD and range requests on the final delivery host.
2. Connect the destination in DRM-X Console#
- Open Cloud Storage in your chosen environment and select Connect storage.
- Select the provider and enter its connection details. Keep cloud credentials in the Console connection fields.
- Match the object path and delivery prefix. For example, use base path
protectedwithhttps://media.example.com/protected. An output object nameddemo/manifest.mpdwould be delivered athttps://media.example.com/protected/demo/manifest.mpd. - Select Save and verify, then make this the default destination in the test environment.
The connection check verifies listing. A package upload and a real playback test verify the rest of the delivery path.
3. Publish one encrypted package#
- Open Packager for Media, select Sign in / Renew, and choose the environment you just configured.
- Add your test clip. Choose the encoding and DRM output appropriate for your test player and set a unique Content ID, such as
cloud-demo-clip. - Enable upload of encrypted output to cloud storage. Start the batch and wait for verification and publication.
- In Package History, find the Content ID and confirm its status is Published.
4. Verify delivery and protected playback#
- Check the manifest and a media segment on the configured HTTPS delivery host. Confirm the expected content type, size and CORS headers.
- Send a range request for the first 16 bytes of a media segment. Confirm HTTP 206 and a matching
Content-Range. - Choose Test Playback in Package History. Start playback and seek in a browser or device that supports the selected DRM.
curl -i -H "Range: bytes=0-15" https://media.example.com/protected/demo/segment-1.m4s
Replace the example URL with your encrypted media segment URL. If publishing succeeds but playback fails, check the delivery path and CORS first, then follow the protected playback troubleshooting guide.
DRM-X 6.0