Encrypted Media Extensions (W3C Recommendation)
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The W3C specification for Encrypted Media Extensions (EME), which defines a browser API for playback of encrypted content using content decryption modules (CDMs).
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Encrypted Media Extensions (W3C Recommendation) is cataloged in Standards & Industry and Specs & Standards. Its topics include DRM, web standard, encryption, browser api, and content protection.
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