Isaac3142

Thank you - does this mean most UK schools would have no problem with it?

Yes we are currently hosting it ourselves but on Android devices, there appears to be no way of making download straightforward

Hi, yes its for my own content but because it is going to be a purchasable resource ( at a reasonable price), I needed a player that afforded some security from blanket download really

Is there a list or any recommendations of streaming video players whose profile is such that UK Schools would deem them acceptable? I have created a collection of several thousand GCSE maths videos within an application for teachers and require a suitable player that affords some download protection too. I have heard of wistia.com and stremaingvideoprovider.com but would appreciate some insight on this. Thanks!

Thank you very much for this - absolutely - its on a best efforts basis that I am looking for to be very honest. Much appreciated!

Whilst I realise that there are always around this, I'm assuming that there are ways to reduce the ease with which this can be done. My Developer has nearly completed an application ( Desktop & Mobile) which will host many short videos I have created ( the majority of which are yet to be uploaded ). I have quickly noticed just by opening the demo version on my phone (Samsung S21) that the selection of videos are easily 'Saved to Phone' via the Samsung Browser. It is soon to be migrated from the demo to a Digital Ocean server ( which they have confirmed do not offer any such file download protection). My IT background is very limited. They have told me that it is PHP, HTML code on a Linux server. From the outset, I have emphasised that I would ask them to build in such a way that it is not easy to download the content en masse ( There are many short clips) My Question: Is there any advice / protocol that you can give me which I can pass onto them? i.e. something they can build into the Application that would not allow ( or easily allow) such a feature to save to a device? Thank you kindly in advance

I'm having an elearning website created to host several thousand videos for UK GCSE Maths which I have created. As such, I would very much like to know which video players most schools 'accept' and so would not block access to and therefore my content. For example, I've heard that VIMEO is blocked by many schools Thanks in advance!!