It might also of be interest that this appears to be the 'Widevine' DRM component owned by none other than 'Google' who are one of the main proponents of the EME specification. This does not appear to be an open standard, see http://www.widevine.com/cwip/faq.html: "Q: When I become a CWIP, how do I integrate the Widevine client onto new living room devices? A: You can't. Integration of the Widevine client into OEM devices requires a significant amount of time and effort by both the Widevine development team, the OEM manufacture, and both companies legal teams. A device integration is the 'root of trust' for the Widevine product and as such must be handled by Widevine. If there is a device you would like to see the Widevine product on you must encourage the device manufacturer to contact Widevine and request and integration." cheers Fred Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2013 15:07:16 +0200 From: hsivonen@iki.fi To: dale.cruse@gmail.com CC: public-restrictedmedia@w3.org Subject: Re: HTML5 DRM comes to all Chrome OS devices [via Restricted Media Community Group] The source seems to be https://plus.google.com/app/basic/stream/z123e5daakmzvbe1023cf3qbtm3bir1r404
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