NexPlayer, the player SDK for premium video apps, now supports Unity games, becoming a Unity Verified Solutions Partner.

NexPlayer for Unity offers many functionalities such as HLS and DASH streaming across all Android and iOS devices, subtitles, ad insertion, and content protection using Widevine Digital Rights Management (DRM).

Unity game developers can now update and deliver video content to players by changing the source URL. NexPlayer enables advanced video ads and the distribution of video content inside games, allowing for the creation of new revenue streams that publishers can integrate into their games. NexPlayer for Unity supports Windows, Mac, Android, as well as iOS and will be available on WebGL in Q1 2021.

Carlos Lucas, CEO of NexStreaming said: “From the beginning, NexPlayer has been a multiscreen player, supporting platforms like Android, iOS, Tizen, WebOS, Xbox, PlayStation, and HTML5. Becoming a Unity Verified Solutions Partner allows us to be integrated into the most popular gaming apps. We are very excited to support the Unity community.”

Other posts by :

1. Project Kuiper beating OneWeb
2. OQ Tech gets Luxembourg 5G-by-Sat concession
3. Roskosmos: Heads roll, launch project scrapped
4. MDA under pressure over satellite order
5. SES backs C-band action from FCC
6. Congested orbits mean high risks of debris
7. SpaceX bids fairwell to booster 1076
8. Bank: LBG Media results “in line”
9. WBD: Surprise, surprise… not

Categories: Articles, CA/DRM

Tags: android, NexPlayer, Playstation, Tizen, Widevine, xbox