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feat(hang)!: signal DRM in the catalog and skip protected renditions - #8285
Players from the next cut must refuse protected content instead of failing on it. The API review on #7916 asked to land the consumer side first: parse drm, skip protected renditions, and count encv/enca as protected. It also asked that drm entries fail soft. At #7916's head, one unreadable entry (an unknown scheme, a UUID without hyphens, a URL z.url() rejects) refuses the whole catalog, clear renditions included.
hang catalog (Rust, JS): a root drm map and a per-rendition drm list. An entry this build cannot read decodes as drm::Entry::Unknown, keeping its raw JSON like Container::Unknown, so the catalog survives and the ID still resolves. Scheme is #[non_exhaustive] with Other(String) (zod: z.string()). A rendition listing any ID is protected. check_renditions still refuses a dangling ID, as does an entry that is not an object.
Protected means: the rendition lists drm entries, or its CMAF init holds an encv/enca sample entry. Without the mp4-atom bump this reads the FourCC of mp4-atom's Codec::Unknown; a test renames a clear entry so the bump has to keep it working.
Rust consumers drop protected renditions through catalog::hang::Clear, kept once per catalog stream so each rendition is logged once when it becomes protected: catalog::Select (and so every export), moq-c, moqsrc, the HLS gateway, and WebRTC egress. moq-ffi, moq-transcode source selection, and the moq-video/moq-audio decoders test protected directly. A snapshot whose media is all protected reads as one with no media yet.
<moq-watch> treats a protected rendition as unplayable; JS isProtected covers both cases, as Rust's protected does.
MSF (Rust, JS): each CMSF contentProtections entry becomes the hang entry under its refID, and rendering MSF maps them back. An entry hang cannot read, including one with several defaultKIDs, becomes an unknown entry, so its tracks stay listed and protected and the hang form is never larger than the MSF one. Rendering MSF writes an unknown entry back when it is already a CMSF entry, so MSF to hang to MSF keeps it, and leaves out a rendition CMSF cannot mark as protected: one listing another unknown entry, or one only its encrypted init marks. A protected MSF text track is left out, since a hang text rendition has no drm. A repeated refID is no longer refused; a dangling one still is, by encode as well as decode in JS.
Not included: import, CLI flags, the mp4-atom bump, and splitting a multi-key CMSF entry by the key its init's tenc names (this needs mp4-atom's tenc).
Impact
Wire, hang: root drm map and per-rendition drm (drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md). No version bump: an older reader ignores both and sees an encrypted init.
Wire, MSF: CMSF contentProtections and contentProtectionRefIDs; contentProtections becomes a reserved root member.
hang: new catalog::drm (Entry, System, UnknownEntry, Scheme, Server, system); Catalog, VideoConfig, and AudioConfig gain drm; Error::MissingDrm.
moq-mux: catalog::hang::{Clear, protected}; Extra reserves drm, so set_section("drm", ..) fails. Behavior break: every export (fMP4, MP4, MKV, MPEG-TS, FLV, Annex-B) and catalog::Select leave out a protected rendition as they do a disabled one, and a snapshot whose media is all protected reads as one with no media yet. Migrate: nothing to change; a consumer of your own can keep a catalog::hang::Clear per catalog stream, or test one rendition with catalog::hang::protected.
moq-c: behavior break, a catalog snapshot hides protected renditions, so moq_consume_video_config, moq_consume_audio_config, and the media readers no longer reach them. Migrate: the ABI is unchanged, but renditions after a hidden one move down an index.
moq-ffi: behavior break, MoqMediaCatalogConsumer::next hides protected renditions. Migrate: the API is unchanged.
@moq/hang: DrmSystemSchema, DrmServerSchema, DrmEntrySchema, DRM_SYSTEM, isProtected, MissingDrm. Breaking: Cmaf.InitSegment gains encrypted, set when a sample entry is encv or enca. Migrate: add encrypted: false to an InitSegment you build yourself.
Drop an unreadable entry on parse. Simpler types, but its renditions' IDs would dangle, so the receive-side check_renditions would have to stop refusing dangling IDs, and a relay that reserializes would lose the entry.
Loosen only the three failing fields. A structurally different entry would still refuse the catalog.
Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, high effort (size L by --size: the branch is on a fork, so quest review printed record skipped; this section is written by hand).
Session 01a1bbee-623d-7dc3-9d75-8c5cbf2f6ba8, round 1, a new session after the online reviews so it read the whole change.
Reviewed head 4728b10 against upstream/main 8065e71: no findings.
Score 9/10: "No actionable regressions were found; DRM metadata conversion and protected-rendition filtering appear consistent, but the review was source-only and builds and tests were not run."
Online reviews of 080ba73 (the maintainer's automated review, pullfrog, CodeRabbit): fixed in 4728b10 or answered on each comment.
0418545 changes only the drm field doc comments; its review is skipped as too trivial.
Round 1 (head b3254b1, score 7/10) found one, fixed in 080ba73: medium rs/hang/src/catalog/root.rs:182 Reserve the new drm root in Extra: an application section named drm serialized beside the root map as a duplicate key. Fixed: Extra reserves drm, refusing it in set and on decode.
The hang catalog gains a root `drm` map and a per-rendition `drm` list,
in Rust and JS. An entry this build cannot read is kept as an unknown
entry instead of refusing the catalog, and the renditions listing it
stay protected. A rendition is protected when it lists `drm` entries or
its CMAF init holds an `encv`/`enca` sample entry.
Rust consumers, the C and UniFFI bindings, and <moq-watch> leave
protected renditions out. MSF maps CMSF `contentProtections` to and
from the hang `drm` section, per entry.
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An application section named `drm` would serialize beside the root
`drm` map as a duplicate key, and a reader keeping the last one could
lose the entries a protected rendition lists, refusing the catalog.
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[P2] Filter the initial WebRTC catalog too — rs/moq-webrtc/src/egress.rs:200–209. The new Clear filter only sees snapshots read by follow_catalog. EgressSource::new already consumes the first snapshot and puts it directly into watch::channel at lines 115–118, so the initial catalog bypasses this filter. For a normal publisher whose catalog remains unchanged, pick/pick_audio can therefore select a protected rendition indefinitely, instead of its clear sibling. Those selection functions and codec::Track do not independently check drm; an encrypted CMAF selection can fail during setup rather than falling back, and a DRM-marked passthrough track can reach packetization. Apply Clear::retain before seeding the watch channel and carry that same Clear into follow_catalog. Add a regression with a protected preferred rendition plus a clear fallback in the first and only snapshot.
Reviewed the Rust/JS DRM schemas and MSF mappings, CMAF protection detection, and consumer/export filtering. No additional actionable findings identified. Verification limits: static GitHub source review only; no builds, tests, or encrypted-media/WebRTC playback were run.
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WebRTC egress seeds its catalog channel with a snapshot that never passes through Clear, so a protected rendition can still be picked and sent as RTP. One inline comment on that, plus three minor notes.
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hang drm (Rust, JS) — root map plus per-rendition IDs, Entry::Unknown for entries this build cannot read, Scheme::Other, hyphenated UUIDs and padded base64, and MissingDrm on a dangling ID.
Encrypted-init detection — fmp4::encrypted reads encv/enca through mp4-atom's Codec::Unknown; JS InitSegment.encrypted mirrors it.
Consumer filtering — Clear/protected in moq-mux, plus Select, retain_selectable, and the moq-c, moq-ffi, moq-gst, HLS, WebRTC, transcode, and decoder call sites.
MSF/CMSF — contentProtections/contentProtectionRefIDs, refID validation, the hang round trip with the unknown-entry fallback, and MSF rendering that omits untranslatable entries.
<moq-watch> — protected and encrypted-init renditions are unplayable, and drm joined the decoder identity.
Tests — the new parity fixtures, Rust unit tests, and JS watch/msf/CMAF tests all pass locally (bun test hang/src/catalog hang/src/cmaf msf/src/catalog.test.ts watch/src/msf.test.ts watch/src/protected.test.ts).
The change adds DRM entries and rendition references to HANG and MSF catalogs, with conversion between the formats. CMAF parsing now identifies encrypted sample entries. Decoder and catalog paths reject or filter protected renditions, including renditions identified through encrypted CMAF data.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 04185
Protected-rendition handling is mergeable with bounded awareness: malformed initialization data can bypass protection classification in the low-level audio API, although ordinary CMAF playback rejects it.
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The accepted cases check rendition IDs but not DRM entries or references. If parsing loses those fields after validation, the parity assertions can still pass. Add expected DRM entries and rendition references to the cases, and assert them in both harnesses.
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Review comment at @rs/hang/fixtures/catalog-parity.json around lines 3813 -
3814:
Extend the catalog parity cases containing the video and audio rendition IDs
with expected DRM entries and rendition references, then update both parity
harnesses to assert those parsed fields after validation so missing DRM metadata
cannot pass unnoticed.
Add a writer test with a known DRM entry and protected video and audio renditions. Assert the generated content_protections fields and both tracks’ contentProtectionRefIDs. The existing writer tests use clear media, while the protection conversion test checks the opposite direction.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs around lines 1491 - 1496:
Add a writer test for the HANG-to-MSF protection conversion near the
`msf.content_protections` assignment. Use a known DRM entry with protected video
and audio renditions, then assert the generated `content_protections` fields and
that both tracks’ `contentProtectionRefIDs` reference the expected protection.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @doc/concept/hang.md:
- Line 67: Update the DRM description and the corresponding Content protection
text to limit per-rendition isolation to unreadable object entries. Explicitly
state that a non-object DRM entry invalidates the entire catalog, including
clear media; retain the existing behavior for unknown schemes and malformed
object entries.
Review comments at @drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md:
- Line 290: The `drm` wording and audio/video field comments must not imply that
an absent or empty `drm` field always means a rendition is clear. Update them to
state that this means clear only when the rendition does not use an encrypted
`encv` or `enca` sample entry, preserving the encrypted-init exception.
Review comments at @js/hang/src/catalog/drm.ts:
- Line 54: Update the fallback in DrmEntrySchema so unreadable DRM entries
retain every own JSON property, including an own __proto__ property, when parsed
and republished; preserve the existing DrmSystemSchema branch and establish that
the chosen object schema mechanism does not discard such properties.
Review comments at @js/hang/src/cmaf/decode.ts:
- Line 239: Update the encrypted check in the CMAF init parsing flow so it
detects encrypted sample entries across every track, not only the first track’s
entries. If the current `entries` collection does not cover all tracks, scan
each track or reject multi-track inits before rendition selection.
Review comments at @js/msf/src/catalog.ts:
- Line 197: Update the catalog encoding flow to validate every track’s
contentProtectionRefIDs against the catalog’s available protection entries
before serialization. Reject missing references with an error during encoding,
while preserving valid-reference behavior.
- Around line 234-236: Update MSF validation in JavaScript and Rust to reject
duplicate refIDs among contentProtections before conversion; in catalog.ts,
validate the entries before building the refIDs Set so duplicates are not
collapsed, and apply equivalent validation in the Rust path.
Review comments at @js/watch/src/msf.ts:
- Around line 221-224: Update the JavaScript and Rust MSF track conversions to
omit caption and subtitle tracks with non-empty contentProtectionRefIDs before
they can be selected or rendered as clear text. Apply the check in each
conversion’s text-track path, preserving existing handling for unprotected text
and other track types.
Review comments at @rs/hang/src/catalog/root.rs:
- Around line 182-183: Update the root catalog serialization path associated
with the drm field to reject a generic extension member named drm before
serialization whenever catalog DRM entries are present, preventing duplicate
root keys; preserve the existing serialization of the typed drm field.
- Around line 182-183: Update Catalog::from_slice to validate member uniqueness
in the raw catalog bytes before deserializing them, rejecting repeated DRM IDs
and repeated entry members rather than accepting the last value; preserve the
existing behavior for catalogs with unique members.
Review comments at @rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs:
- Around line 1360-1364: Update the DRM eligibility check used by to_msf,
including signalled_quietly, to preserve unknown entries whose stored fields can
be represented as valid CMSF and export tracks that reference them. Continue
excluding unknown entries that cannot be represented safely.
Review comments at @rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/mod.rs:
- Around line 31-48: Update encrypted so an init that fails metadata::check is
treated as uncheckable and rejected by the rendition filter, rather than
reported as clear. Preserve the existing encryption detection for successfully
checked inits.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @rs/hang/fixtures/catalog-parity.json:
- Around line 3813-3814: Extend the catalog parity cases containing the video
and audio rendition IDs with expected DRM entries and rendition references, then
update both parity harnesses to assert those parsed fields after validation so
missing DRM metadata cannot pass unnoticed.
Review comments at @rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs:
- Around line 1491-1496: Add a writer test for the HANG-to-MSF protection
conversion near the `msf.content_protections` assignment. Use a known DRM entry
with protected video and audio renditions, then assert the generated
`content_protections` fields and that both tracks’ `contentProtectionRefIDs`
reference the expected protection.
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doc/concept/hang.md
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js/hang/src/catalog/audio.ts
js/hang/src/catalog/drm.ts
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js/hang/src/catalog/root.ts
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js/hang/src/container/consumer.test.ts
js/msf/src/catalog.test.ts
js/msf/src/catalog.ts
js/watch/src/audio/config.ts
js/watch/src/audio/decoder.ts
js/watch/src/msf.test.ts
js/watch/src/msf.ts
js/watch/src/protected.test.ts
js/watch/src/video/config.ts
js/watch/src/video/decoder.ts
rs/hang/Cargo.toml
rs/hang/fixtures/catalog-parity.json
rs/hang/src/catalog/audio/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/drm.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/root.rs
rs/hang/src/catalog/video/mod.rs
rs/hang/src/error.rs
rs/moq-audio/src/decode/decoder.rs
rs/moq-c/src/consume.rs
rs/moq-c/src/test.rs
rs/moq-ffi/src/media.rs
rs/moq-gst/src/source/imp.rs
rs/moq-hls/src/export/mod.rs
rs/moq-msf/src/lib.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/hang/container.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/hang/ext.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/hang/mod.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/msf/consumer.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/select.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/import_test.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/mod.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/source.rs
rs/moq-rtmp/src/server.rs
rs/moq-transcode/src/catalog.rs
rs/moq-video/src/decode/decoder.rs
rs/moq-webrtc/src/egress.rs
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Reject inits that cannot be checked for encryption.
If an init exceeds the metadata limit, this check returns clear even when it contains enca or encv. The catalog filter retains the rendition, and the low-level audio decoder can pass externally supplied ciphertext to its backend. Reject the rendition when the encryption check cannot parse its init.
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Update encrypted so an init that fails metadata::check is treated as uncheckable
and rejected by the rendition filter, rather than reported as clear. Preserve
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Not changing: every CMAF reader here refuses an init over the metadata limit before any sample is read (fmp4::Track::from_init at rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/mod.rs:487, and rs/moq-mux/src/container/mp4.rs:133), so no ciphertext reaches a decoder through it.
@michaelstuurman You’re right about the repository’s CMAF reader paths: both reject an init that fails metadata::check before reading its samples.
The low-level audio Decoder also accepts caller-supplied packets without using those readers. The concern is therefore not fully ruled out for that API. I understand your decision not to change this.
- WebRTC egress filters its first catalog snapshot too, so a protected
rendition in a catalog that never changes is never sent.
- MSF leaves out a rendition only its encrypted init marks, which CMSF
would read as clear, and renders an unknown entry that is already a
CMSF entry back as it was, so MSF -> hang -> MSF keeps it.
- MSF text tracks with content protection are left out, in Rust and JS,
since a hang text rendition cannot say it is protected.
- JS `isProtected` also reads the CMAF init, as Rust's `protected` does,
and `encrypted` reads every track of the init.
- JS MSF `encode` refuses a dangling protection reference, as `decode`
does.
- The JS API reports, the docs on recordings and non-object entries, and
the draft's wording on an empty `drm` are updated.
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Addressed the automated reviews of 080ba73 in 4728b10; each inline comment has its own reply.
The maintainer's automated review [P2], WebRTC's first snapshot: fixed, see the reply on rs/moq-webrtc/src/egress.rs.
CodeRabbit nitpick, a hang-to-MSF protection test: added as drm_entries_render_as_content_protections.
CodeRabbit nitpick, DRM fields in the parity fixture: not changing. The fixture checks which catalogs each side accepts, and the Rust and JS unit tests assert the parsed entries and references.
A fresh Codex review of 4728b10 found nothing; see Review in the description.
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Reviewed 4728b10 incrementally from 080ba73. The prior P2 initial WebRTC catalog finding is resolved; no new actionable findings.
EgressSource::new now filters before seeding watch::channel and passes that same Clear into follow_catalog. The new first-and-only-snapshot regression prefers the clear sibling over protected high video. Also checked the added all-track CMAF protection scan, shared JS isProtected check, protected-text omission in both MSF consumers, encode-time reference validation, and MSF output preservation/omission rules with their new tests.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review at 080ba73 (commit 4728b10), which fixes the four findings from that round and adds their regressions.
Made isProtected cover encrypted inits — the JS public predicate now decodes a CMAF init and reports an encv/enca sample entry, so both watch decoders drop their local duplicate check and rely on one predicate, as Rust's protected does.
Scanned every moov track for encryption — decodeInitSegment no longer inspects only the first track's stsd; a clear first track no longer hides an encrypted later one.
Validated protections on JS MSF encode — a track naming a missing contentProtectionRefIDs entry is now refused when serializing as well as parsing, so a publisher fails before its subscribers.
Dropped protected MSF text tracks — Rust from_msf and <moq-watch> leave out a caption/subtitle track with refIDs instead of rendering it as clear, since hang text has no drm.
Re-serialized representable unknown entries — to_msf_media keeps an unknown drm entry that is already a valid CMSF entry, and omits a rendition protected only by its encrypted init, so MSF↔hang no longer silently widens or narrows the protection set.
Filtered the WebRTC catalog seed — EgressSource::new applies the same Clear to the first snapshot that follow_catalog uses, so catalog_codecs() and the first pick never see a protected rendition, with a regression for the only-snapshot case.
Updated docs, draft, and generated API — recording behavior, the clear-unless-encrypted-init wording, the catalog refusal rules, and the regenerated api/*.api.md files.
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doc/concept/hang.md
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rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/msf/consumer.rs
rs/moq-mux/src/catalog/producer.rs
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The Rust and JS `drm` field docs said an empty list means clear; a CMAF
rendition whose init holds an encrypted sample entry is protected too.
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Thank you for this work, and for the prototype in #7766 that showed protected CMAF playing over MoQ.
We're closing the content protection work until a consumer needs it. The project's player decodes through WebCodecs, which cannot decrypt; EME works only through MSE, which <moq-watch> no longer has; and native players have no CDM. So nothing in this repository could use a drm catalog section yet, and we'd rather not add lasting catalog and spec surface ahead of a consumer. The quests for it (quest/m3/drm, quest/m5/drm-playback) are being deleted for the same reason.
If you or anyone else ends up needing protected CMAF over MoQ, please open an issue describing the player and the license setup. We'd revisit it then, starting from these branches, including whether plain CMAF box passthrough without hang catalog signalling would be enough.
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Problem
Players from the next cut must refuse protected content instead of failing on it. The API review on #7916 asked to land the consumer side first: parse
drm, skip protected renditions, and countencv/encaas protected. It also asked thatdrmentries fail soft. At #7916's head, one unreadable entry (an unknown scheme, a UUID without hyphens, a URLz.url()rejects) refuses the whole catalog, clear renditions included.Part of the content protection quest; the import half stays in #7916.
Approach
drmmap and a per-renditiondrmlist. An entry this build cannot read decodes asdrm::Entry::Unknown, keeping its raw JSON likeContainer::Unknown, so the catalog survives and the ID still resolves.Schemeis#[non_exhaustive]withOther(String)(zod:z.string()). A rendition listing any ID is protected.check_renditionsstill refuses a dangling ID, as does an entry that is not an object.drmentries, or its CMAF init holds anencv/encasample entry. Without the mp4-atom bump this reads the FourCC of mp4-atom'sCodec::Unknown; a test renames a clear entry so the bump has to keep it working.catalog::hang::Clear, kept once per catalog stream so each rendition is logged once when it becomes protected:catalog::Select(and so every export), moq-c, moqsrc, the HLS gateway, and WebRTC egress. moq-ffi, moq-transcode source selection, and the moq-video/moq-audio decoders testprotecteddirectly. A snapshot whose media is all protected reads as one with no media yet.<moq-watch>treats a protected rendition as unplayable; JSisProtectedcovers both cases, as Rust'sprotecteddoes.contentProtectionsentry becomes the hang entry under itsrefID, and rendering MSF maps them back. An entry hang cannot read, including one with severaldefaultKIDs, becomes an unknown entry, so its tracks stay listed and protected and the hang form is never larger than the MSF one. Rendering MSF writes an unknown entry back when it is already a CMSF entry, so MSF to hang to MSF keeps it, and leaves out a rendition CMSF cannot mark as protected: one listing another unknown entry, or one only its encrypted init marks. A protected MSF text track is left out, since a hang text rendition has nodrm. A repeatedrefIDis no longer refused; a dangling one still is, byencodeas well asdecodein JS.Not included: import, CLI flags, the mp4-atom bump, and splitting a multi-key CMSF entry by the key its init's
tencnames (this needs mp4-atom'stenc).Impact
drmmap and per-renditiondrm(drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-hang.md). Noversionbump: an older reader ignores both and sees an encrypted init.contentProtectionsandcontentProtectionRefIDs;contentProtectionsbecomes a reserved root member.hang: newcatalog::drm(Entry,System,UnknownEntry,Scheme,Server,system);Catalog,VideoConfig, andAudioConfiggaindrm;Error::MissingDrm.moq-msf:Catalog::content_protections,Track::content_protection_ref_ids,ContentProtection(new(ref_id, scheme, drm_system)),DrmSystem,ProtectionUrl.moq-mux:catalog::hang::{Clear, protected};Extrareservesdrm, soset_section("drm", ..)fails. Behavior break: every export (fMP4, MP4, MKV, MPEG-TS, FLV, Annex-B) andcatalog::Selectleave out a protected rendition as they do a disabled one, and a snapshot whose media is all protected reads as one with no media yet. Migrate: nothing to change; a consumer of your own can keep acatalog::hang::Clearper catalog stream, or test one rendition withcatalog::hang::protected.moq-c: behavior break, a catalog snapshot hides protected renditions, somoq_consume_video_config,moq_consume_audio_config, and the media readers no longer reach them. Migrate: the ABI is unchanged, but renditions after a hidden one move down an index.moq-ffi: behavior break,MoqMediaCatalogConsumer::nexthides protected renditions. Migrate: the API is unchanged.@moq/hang:DrmSystemSchema,DrmServerSchema,DrmEntrySchema,DRM_SYSTEM,isProtected,MissingDrm. Breaking:Cmaf.InitSegmentgainsencrypted, set when a sample entry isencvorenca. Migrate: addencrypted: falseto anInitSegmentyou build yourself.@moq/msf:contentProtections,contentProtectionRefIDs.@moq/watch: protected renditions are unplayable.Alternatives
check_renditionswould have to stop refusing dangling IDs, and a relay that reserializes would lose the entry.psshand servers, so a small hostile catalog costs gigabytes to parse.Follow-ups
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--size: the branch is on a fork, soquest reviewprintedrecord skipped; this section is written by hand).01a1bbee-623d-7dc3-9d75-8c5cbf2f6ba8, round 1, a new session after the online reviews so it read the whole change.drmfield doc comments; its review is skipped as too trivial.01a1bbb5-80cf-7570-b88a-015b1dc8812d:rs/hang/src/catalog/root.rs:182Reserve the newdrmroot inExtra: an application section nameddrmserialized beside the root map as a duplicate key. Fixed:Extrareservesdrm, refusing it insetand on decode.(Written with Claude Opus 5.5)
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