This repo will demonstrate how to use Studio DRM with Google's Shaka Player. If you have any questions please contact [email protected]

This repo is currently targeted at version 4.5.0 of the shaka player.

1. Install npm
2. Install the grunt-cli: npm install -g grunt-cli
3. Clone the repo: git clone [email protected]:Vualto/vuplay-shaka.git
4. Navigate to the project's root folder: cd studiodrm-shaka
5. Install the dependencies: npm install

1. Open the repo in your favourite javascript editor.
2. In the file studiodrm.js replace <mpeg-dash-stream-url> with your MPEG-DASH stream url.
3. In the file studiodrm.js replace <hls-stream-url> with your HLS stream url.
4. In the file studiodrm.js replace <studiodrm-token> with a Studio DRM token. Details can be found in the Studio DRM Token v2 documentation
5. In the file studiodrm.js replace <fairplay-certificate-url> with the link to your Fairplay certifcate.

This repo contains a development node.js server. This server is not suitable for production.

1. Add the host shaka.studiodrm.local to your local machine's hosts file.
2. Run grunt serve.
3. Load a supported browser and go to https://shaka.studiodrm.local:14703

In order to allow DRM encrypted playback in chrome (https://goo.gl/EEhZqT), SSL has been enabled for the demo. You will get a warning about an invalid cert NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID but this can safely be ignored.

NB: If you wish to use the uncompiled version of shaka run grunt serve --debug

The browser must support encrypted media extensions. Currently this includes the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer 11 and Edge. For a complete breakdown of supported media extensions please contact [email protected]

• Contact JW Player
• Studio DRM
• Studio DRM token documentation
• JW Player documentation on the configuration of DRM with Shaka Player

• MPEG-DASH
• What is MPEG-DASH
• Widevine
• PlayReady

• Apple's introduction to HLS
• Fairplay

• Encrypted media extensions specification
• Encrypted media extensions wikipedia
• Encrypted media extensions on MDN
• Intro to encrypted media extensions

• Welcome to shaka
• Shaka github page

• npm
• grunt