On 5/14/14, 8:23 PM, Jim wrote:
What exactly has been negotiated?
Some obvious bits that jumped out at me:
* The CDM not having unmediated access to the network, the hard drive,
or any other part of the user's computer.
* The CDM being available on Linux.
* The CDM not being able to track users across sites.
Have Netflix got agreement to support such a weak CDM for HD content?
What about other distributors? Is Mozilla's EME implementation even viable?
I personally do not know the answers to these questions, nor your
questions about content owners.
The EME DRM proponents rejected sandboxing at the W3C discussions. Has
anything changed?
I haven't been following the EME spec very closely, so I'm not sure what
sandboxing was rejected... The spec _is_ written in a way that
technically allows the CDM to be sandboxed and rely on the browser for
getting the data.
Is the code available yet?
I haven't seen any code yet.
-Boris
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