Abstract: Techniques are provided herein for efficient packaging of digital content. In particular, at least a portion of generated segments of digital content are used in both a single-key encrypted implementation of the content and a multi-key implementation of the content. This may result in content packaging processing and storage efficiencies.

Abstract: The present disclosure is generally directed to providing temporary pre-roll content with requested streaming content. Specifically, pre-roll content is provided to an end-user prior to an initial playback of streaming content, but is not presented when a backward time shift event occurs within playback of the streaming content. In this manner, missed segments prior to the start of the streaming content may be presented in lieu of the pre-roll content during the backward time shift event.

Abstract: Techniques are provided herein for efficient packaging of digital content. In particular, at least a portion of generated segments of digital content are used in both a single-key encrypted implementation of the content and a multi-key implementation of the content. This may result in content packaging processing and storage efficiencies.

Abstract: The present disclosure is generally directed to providing temporary pre-roll content with requested streaming content. Specifically, pre-roll content is provided to an end-user prior to an initial playback of streaming content, but is not presented when a backward time shift event occurs within playback of the streaming content. In this manner, missed segments prior to the start of the streaming content may be presented in lieu of the pre-roll content during the backward time shift event.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein relate to systems and methods for providing dynamic insertion of in-scene and non-in-scene secondary content. Secondary content insertion markers are encoded within the primary content, indicating that a particular type of secondary content (e.g., in-scene or non-in-scene) may be inserted at a time associated with the marker. When the insertion is in-scene, a portion of the primary content between two in-scene secondary content insertion markers may be replaced with alternative content that includes the portion of the primary content, supplemented with inserted secondary content.

Abstract: The present disclosure is generally directed to providing temporary pre-roll content with requested streaming content. Specifically, pre-roll content is provided to an end-user prior to an initial playback of streaming content, but is not presented when a backward time shift event occurs within playback of the streaming content. In this manner, missed segments prior to the start of the streaming content may be presented in lieu of the pre-roll content during the backward time shift event.