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Which indeed is why the implementations aren't going to be open source. The last I saw of the design, the intention was to put the entirety of decryption, decod
by brigade 14y ago
Which indeed is why the implementations aren't going to be open source. The last I saw of the design, the intention was to put the entirety of decryption, decode, and display into a binary browser plugin and the HTML5 parts were only the bare minimum needed to push encrypted data to said plugin.
- azakai 14y agoYes, this is precisely the idea of the second of the three technologies mentioned (encrypted media extensions) - let HTML5 video interface with a separate opaque binary plugin that implements DRM. Of course such binary plugins will be browser- and OS-specific, so this is going to result in a lot of problems, and goes against the spirit of the web.