Encrypting

This example demonstrates integrating with a 3rd Party library provided from castLabs to encrypt live video utilizing the DRMtoday platform.

This example requires a version of the Red5Pro WebRTC SDK that has supported for Insertable Streams.

Requirements

This example uses the 3rd Party library provided from castLabs: encrypt-worker.js. The library provides transform functions to be used in encrypted live stream that have been encrypted using merchant keys.

As such – though some polyfills are included – it is advised to run this example in browsers that support Insertable Streams.

Settings

This example displays the encrypted stream along with the ability to playback decrypted. In order to playback the decrypted stream, integration with castLabs' DRMtoday is required.

In particular, you will need to know the following that is provided as User Input settings on the interface for this example:

• environment: The environment on castLabs DRMtoday account that your encrypted stream resides.
• merchant: The merchant account within DRMtoday where the stream resides.
• encryption mode: The type of AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) mode used on the stream.
• key / key id / iv: The key, key id and iv id values to be used in decryption. These should be provided to you by the merchant. Currently this is a base64 stream.

It is not the intent of this document to describe the DRMtoday platform. Please refer to their documentation for more information.

Decrypting

This example demonstrates integrating with a 3rd Party library provided from castLabs to playback decrypted live video from the DRMtoday platform.

This example requires a version of the Red5Pro WebRTC SDK that has supported for Insertable Streams.

Requirements

This example uses the 3rd Party library provided from castLabs: rtc-drm-transform. The library provides transform functions to be used in decrypting live stream that have been encrypted using merchant keys.

Transforms

The transform utilities are imported from the castLabs library for use as such:

import {
  getRtcDrmTransformVersion,
  setDrm,
  videoTransformFunction,
  audioTransformFunction,
  Environments,
} from '../../lib/castlabs/rtc-drm-transform/rtc-drm-transform.min.js'

And then provided to a Red5Pro RTCSubscriber during initialization:

const transforms = {
  video: videoTransformFunction,
  audio: audioTransformFunction,
  worker: worker,
}
subscriber = await new red5prosdk.RTCSubscriber().init(config, transforms)

This will inform the Red5Pro WebRTC SDK to use the transform functions for decryption.

WebWorker

Insertable Streams on Safari uses RTCRtpScriptTransform which takes a Web Worker to perform transformations on stream data. As such, included with this example is a basic worker.js to handle description on Safari.

It is provided in the transforms argument of init() (see above) as a worker property. The SDK will determin if RTCRtpScriptTransform is supported in the browser environment and use it accordingly.

Settings

This example displays the encrypted stream along with the ability to playback decrypted. In order to playback the decrypted stream, integration with castLabs' DRMtoday is required.

In particular, you will need to know the following that is provided as User Input settings on the interface for this example:

• environment: The environment on castLabs DRMtoday account that your encrypted stream resides.
• merchant: The merchant account within DRMtoday where the stream resides.
• encryption scheme: The type of DRM encryption used on the stream (such as WideVine, FairPlay, etc.).
• key id / iv: The key id and iv id values to be used in decryption. These should be provided to you by the merchant. Currently this is a base64 stream.

It is not the intent of this document to describe the DRMtoday platform. Please refer to their documentation for more information.

Code Example

After providing the transforms and/or web worker to the RTCSubscriber and started a subscribe session, you provide the settings defined in the previous section along with a reference to the video element to the setDRM function from the rtc-drm-transform library:

const transforms = {
  video: videoTransformFunction,
  audio: audioTransformFunction,
  worker: worker,
}

subscriber = await new red5prosdk.RTCSubscriber().init(config, transforms)
await subscriber.subscribe()

const element = document.querySelector(`#${baseConfig.mediaElementId}`)
const keyIdOrIV = encryptKeyValue(getValueFromId('key-input'))

const drmConfig = {
  environment: Environments.Staging,
  merchant: `red5`,
  audioEncrypted: false,
  encryption: `cbcs`,
  keyId,
  iv,
}
// castLabs.
setDrm(element, drmConfig)