Hi people
On the Alliance for Open Media's web site
(http://aomedia.org/press-release/alliance-to-deliver-next-generation-open-media-formats/)
it says:
"This initial project will create a new, open royalty-free video codec
specification based on the contributions of members, along with binding
specifications for media format, CONTENT ENCRYPTION and adaptive streaming,
thereby creating opportunities for next-generation media experiences."
Content encryption? Is it a new and soft way to call DRM? I don't know, but
from an organization where Apple, Microsoft and Netflix are present, nothing
good I'll expect.
What do you think?
