[Feature request] Playing encrypted channels

[dbojan]

Hello, please add feature to play encrypted channels, m3u looks like this, single key:

It is not of high priority, but it would be nice thing to have.

#EXTINF:-1 tvg-logo="", name1
#EXTVLCOPT:http-user-agent=Android
#KODIPROP:inputstreamaddon=inputstream.adaptive
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.manifest_type=dash
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_type=clearkey
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_key=a18b6aa739be4c0b114605fcfb5d6b68:b41c3a6f7511b2e3a828d9580124c89d
https://.../index.mpd

or with multple keys, 3 or 5 keys

#EXTINF:-1 tvg-logo="", name2
#EXTVLCOPT:http-user-agent=Android
#KODIPROP:inputstreamaddon=inputstream.adaptive
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.manifest_type=dash
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_type=clearkey
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_key={15965a6dbafd12c4af6aca127b271d5b:23dd40b93306de23ec667fb17a61f322,3decf356cc9351019fb1b627b089446d:4f7e516d3253d964e55b5c36f7f65d4a,511e929c12e0596bab59b11452de49a8:6f17d11eb6e069f4165bf48b425f9ea3}
https://.../index.mpd

there is also this, but not widespread, so it is lower priority, I guess

#EXTINF:-1 ,name3
#EXTVLCOPT:http-user-agent=Android
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_type=com.widevine.alpha
#KODIPROP:inputstream.adaptive.license_key=https://....?drm-type=widevine
https://something....

I believe shaka player (open source) can play these

Numbers are changed obviously

Thanks

[brunochanrio]

You are referring to DRM-protected content

DRM support is already implemented on DangoPlayer, and supports Widevine, ClearKey and PlayReady DRM formats

Give it a try, and comment if works

[brunochanrio]

Effectively, DRM-protected content are playable on DangoPlayer, but only content with a URL-based DRM key can be played currently

[dbojan]

I use mostly dash clearkey, so I would find those most useful in a player, especially 1 key encryption. There is no android open source player, and no desktop pc player that can do that, to the best of my knowledge. (Maybe Kodi?)

I have created test stream for 1, 2, 3 keys, and for widevine.

Widevine mostly does not work without proper server, but you should be able to test 1 2 3 keys streams, using local python web server.

Files and more info here:

https://github.com/dbojan/encrypted-stream-test

[DryKillLogic]

I second this request. I'd be a great alternative to Kodi on Android. Thanks!

[dbojan]

I have created es player - open source android player for clearkey encrypted dash streams, at the address above. It is in beta.

[brunochanrio]

I have created es player - open source android player for clearkey encrypted dash streams, at the address above. It is in beta.

But DangoPlayer is 100% native (pure Java/Kotlin Code and Native Android Views with Material 3 Expressive) while your ES Player uses the non-native Flutter (Dart code, Flutter and Dart was originally designed for the Zircon microkernel-based Fuchsia OS)

[dbojan]

I have created es player - open source android player for clearkey encrypted dash streams, at the address above. It is in beta.

But DangoPlayer is 100% native (pure Java/Kotlin Code and Native Android Views with Material 3 Expressive) while your ES Player uses the non-native Flutter (Dart code, Flutter and Dart was originally designed for the Zircon microkernel-based Fuchsia OS)

That is true. The reason is, I want to create player for pc also, and it is easier to use flutter for both, than to create one player for each platform using different techologies, if they both work ok.

Flutter compiles to native ARM code

The reason I created ES player:
it plays clearkey content
it starts last opened stream
simple navigation

BR,

[brunochanrio]

I have created es player - open source android player for clearkey encrypted dash streams, at the address above. It is in beta.

But DangoPlayer is 100% native (pure Java/Kotlin Code and Native Android Views with Material 3 Expressive) while your ES Player uses the non-native Flutter (Dart code, Flutter and Dart was originally designed for the Zircon microkernel-based Fuchsia OS)

That is true. The reason is, I want to create player for pc also, and it is easier to use flutter for both, than to create one player for each platform using different techologies, if they both work ok.

Flutter compiles to native ARM code

The reason I created ES player: it plays clearkey content it starts last opened stream simple navigation

BR,

You could have used Kotlin Multiplatform for the development of your application