C'est une grande porte ouverte pour proposer du contenu vendeur sur leurs smartphones HTML5… comme Netflix, etc. Mais je suis sûrement mauvaise langue
Ils semblent avoir raté le coche:
We've been working with Google to implement support for the HTML5 Premium Video Extensions in the Chrome browser, and we've just started using this technology on the Samsung ARM-Based Chromebook. Our player on this Chromebook device uses the Media Source Extensions and Encrypted Media Extensions to adaptively stream protected content. WebCrypto hasn't been implemented in Chrome yet, so we're using a Netflix-developed PPAPI (Pepper Plugin API) plugin which provides these cryptographic operations for now. We will remove this last remaining browser plugin as soon as WebCrypto is available directly in the Chrome browser. At that point, we can begin testing our new HTML5 video player on Windows and OS X.
We're excited about the future of premium video playback on the web, and we look forward to the day that these Premium Video Extensions are implemented in all browsers!
[^] # Re: Mozilla, HTML5, DRM et ses smartphones
Posté par ckyl . En réponse à la dépêche Une coalition de 27 organisations demande au W3C de garder les DRM hors du Web. Évalué à 3.
Ils semblent avoir raté le coche:
http://techblog.netflix.com/2013/04/html5-video-at-netflix.html