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pssh-tools

v1.2.0

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Tools to generate PSSH Data and PSSH Box

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Tools to generate PSSH Data and PSSH Box

For dealing with multi-drm using common encryption (cenc) we may need to generate pssh data and/or pssh box to use in our workflow. This tools helpful to easily provide the base64 pssh data for Widevine and PlayReady.

Installation

This module is installed via npm:

$ npm install pssh-tools

Supported PSSH

Currently we're only focus on Widevine and PlayReady but we will support more in the future.