On Fri, Jan 10, 2014 at 7:32 AM, cobaco <[email protected]> wrote: > On 2014-01-10 07:11 Mark Watson wrote: > > FWIW, EME *can* be fully implemented under a copyleft open source license > > on platforms that expose the necessary capabilities. That is presently > only > > Windows, but nontheless. > > we've been over this... > > EME is only half the system, > the other half is an unspecified black box by design > > so, no, it can not be fully implemented, half the implementation depends on > the blessing/help from the CDM-manufacturer, which automatically means > anything non-mainstream can forget about it >
Please re-read what I said more carefully. When the CDM component is included in the platform and available through public APIs, then a complete working implementation of client-side content protection using EME can be supported in a FOSS browser. I believe this is the case (or soon will be) for Windows. ...Mark > -- > Cheers > >
