If the user can play the video, then they by definition have to be able to download the video. Unless you want to create your own proprietary streaming mechanism, if the web browser can display the video, it has to be able to cache the video (eg download it locally).
For example, you can easily download almost any video off of youtube, without issue. See youtube-dl, as well as dozens of other applications that can do this.
Yes, there are ways to make this harder, but to play the video the computer has to be able to use some mechanism to download the video.
- Benjamin
On Jul 18, 2021, at 9:44 PM, pankaj palmate <pankajpalmate61333@gmail.com> wrote:Hello please help me in this, I want to provide my video content to users and my objects are stored in AWS s3 buckets.I want user to view video for 1 year of validity but restrict to download the video...also he will have acess through my website only(i.e. he should not use s3 object url to access the file and download using Chrome)Thanks in advance--
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