VdoCipher introduces a new live-streaming service named ZenStream

VdoCipher, a leading global video hosting company, has unveiled ZenStream, a next-generation live streaming solution designed to address critical challenges in the current market for e-learning platforms, media houses, and broadcasters. Built on robust AWS and GCP-backed infrastructure, ZenStream offers seamless scalability for up to 100,000 viewers per session, full HD playback, and lightning-fast integration with websites or apps in under five minutes.

ZenStream stands out with its DVR (Digital Video Recorder) functionality, which puts control back into the hands of viewers, enhancing engagement, satisfaction, and trust and paving the way for long-term loyalty.

Speaking about ZenStream’s DVR feature, Siddhant Jain, CEO & Co Founder, VdoCipher, said, “Traditional live streaming often leaves viewers helpless when interruptions cause them to miss critical moments, forcing them to rejoin the live feed without any way to catch up. ZenStream solves this with its DVR functionality, allowing viewers to rewind up to six hours, pause, and revisit key moments at their convenience. Whether it’s a live cricket match, a conference, or an educational webinar, ZenStream ensures an enriching, seamless experience that adapts to the viewer’s schedule, making missed moments a thing of the past.”

Beyond DVR, ZenStream delivers an industry-leading live-streaming experience, ensuring smooth global playback and unparalleled audience engagement. Its cutting-edge features, including seamless scalability, real-time audience interaction, and automatic recording with DRM protection, position it as the go-to solution for diverse use cases, whether for live sports events, educational lectures, entertainment broadcasts, or corporate conferences.

With the launch of ZenStream, VdoCipher continues to solidify its position as a leader in secure, scalable video solutions, empowering businesses, educators, and broadcasters worldwide to excel in the digital age. VdoCipher has helped more than 3000 businesses in streaming about 260 million hours of video content across 180+ countries. With the launch of its new service, the user count will rise as more paid users subscribe.