How can I allowlist a domain, IP, app ID, package name, or bundle identifier?

In order to use the Bitmovin Player, you have to allowlist each domain, package name, bundle ID, or IP, where you want to use the player accordingly for your player license. This can be done in your dashboard at https://dashboard.bitmovin.com/player/licenses/.

If you are using the Web SDK: You can allowlist as many domains as you need. The domain localhost is included by default, to simplify your development workflows. Domains including wildcards are not accepted, however, sub domains of allowlisted domains are implicitly allowlisted. This means you only have to enter your main domain or the top level domain you're using. For example, if your website is available at yourcompanydomain.com enter this into the input field and click on "ADD" right next to it. Then, this domain as well as all its subdomains, e.g. blog.yourcompanydomain.com or blog.eu.yourdomainname.com are implicitly allowlisted as well.

If you are using our Android SDK: Add the package name of the Android application, which is using the SDK, as an allowed domain. The package name is defined in the manifest file of the Android application.

If you are using the iOS SDK: Add the Bundle identifier of the iOS application, which is using the SDK, as an allowed domain to the Bitmovin licensing backend.

If you are using the Roku SDK: In order for the license key to validate properly, you must add dev.roku as a domain. This domain allows side loaded channels to run with this specific player license key. When a channel is published to the Roku channel store, the domain which needs to be added to the dashboard is CHANNEL_ID.roku, where CHANNEL_ID is the ID of the submitted channel in the Roku channel store.

If you'd like to implement your own custom logic then you may prefer to use our third party licensing option: Third Party Licensing