Instead of tee() with its hidden unbounded buffer, you get explicit multi-consumer primitives. Stream.share() is pull-based: consumers pull from a shared source, and you configure the buffer limits and backpressure policy upfront.
However, getting a Widevine licence requires a licensing agreement with Google. It requires native binary integration. It requires infrastructure, legal paperwork, not to mention, shitloads of money. A small NSFW audio hosting platform is not going to get a Widevine licence. They’d be lucky if Google even returned their emails. Okay maybe not quite but the point is they’re not getting Widevine.
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