- From: Leung, Ted <Ted.Leung@disney.com>
- Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2011 14:12:14 -0800
- To: "public-web-and-tv@w3.org" <public-web-and-tv@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CAE823BE.FB70%ted.leung@email.disney.com>
Hi all, I didn't want to hijack the thread on HTML Media errors, so I'm starting a new one. I spoke to our team that works on custom video players/experiences, and the provided me with a list of application level errors that might be returned from a content protection system: Authentication - User Credentials EXPIRED_CREDENTIALS – we know who you are, but we need you to login/reauthenticate INVALID_CREDENTIALS - sorry, we don't know who you are or your credentials don't match Device Issues DEVICE_UNAUTHORIZED (not paired, or added to user's account) DEVICE_NOT_CAPABALE – device is not able to play this type of secured media DEVICE_NOT_ALLOWED – the Business or security solution does not allow this type of device to play the content (generally not a fan of this, but there are times when 'tablet' might be allowed, but 'set-top box' isn't) Authorization – Entitlement NOT_ENTITLED - (Unauthorized to play this content, user hasn't purchased, or been granted rights to it) ENTITLEMENT_EXPIRED - (Content is no longer available to user – due to rental expiration, refund, or release windowing rules) Playback Controls ACTION_NOT_ALLOWED – if there is embedded instream content (ads, trailers, etc) that the user should not be allowed to skip through, this would be helpful. License or Security Service Related SECURITY_SERVICE_UNREACHABLE – if a license, HLS Key, etc is not able to be downloaded when required CONTENT_PROCESSING_ERROR – we got a license or key, but the files didn't work. The player couldn't decrypt the media files. Ted -- Ted Leung Director, Advanced Technology Disney Technology Services and Solutions 925 Fourth Avenue, Suite 1600 | Seattle, WA 98104-9051 ted.leung@disney.com (206) 664-4208
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