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Nope. HLS is an open standard without DRM - it's basically just an extended playlist of MPEG Transport Stream files, which the client repeatedly requests to fin
by vertex-four 7y ago
Nope. HLS is an open standard without DRM - it's basically just an extended playlist of MPEG Transport Stream files, which the client repeatedly requests to find the next part of the stream. These can be generated with e.g. gstreamer; at the moment I'm using nginx-rtmp-module to generate them but intend to replace that with a more flexible/tailored option.
It can be used to transport streams with DRM, though, but there's nothing special about that - it'll transport anything that goes in a MPEG Transport Stream.