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But you can do that with any DRM - the unencrypted stream will always be in memory at some point.
by debacle 13y ago
But you can do that with any DRM - the unencrypted stream will always be in memory at some point.
- revelation 13y agoYes, that is my point. That is why any DRM plugin will be closed-source and probably filled with landmines and obfuscation: its the only sliver of a chance they have to make getting the unencrypted data hard.
- nitrogen 13y agoNot if the decryption is handled by hardware that refuses to give an unencrypted video stream back to the CPU.
- revelation 13y agoAn extra hardware chip is a closed system. You control all the input that comes in. It is just a more annoying form of obfuscation at that point.
- nitrogen 13y agoNothing in the W3C's DRM spec provides for anything better than a closed hardware chip.