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HTML5 video, audio and media interfaces should support for Web
and TV applications. Also this document includes links to
several concrete proposals that are intended to meet the
- requirements and developed by the Web and TV Interest Group
+ requirements developed by the Web and TV Interest Group
participants.
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- <section id='abstract'>The MPTF is a subset of the Web and TV
+ <section id='abstract'>
+ This document lists the design goals and requirements that
+ content protection should support for Web
+ and TV applications. Also this document includes links to
+ concrete proposals that are intended to meet the
+ requirements developed by the Web and TV Interest Group
+ participants.
+
+ The MPTF is a subset of the Web and TV
Interest Group. The goal of MPTF is to discuss requirements placed on
the HTML5 video, audio and media interfaces by media formats that used
for Web and TV applications. The MPTF also proposes APIs that meet
these requirements.</section>
- <section id="sotd">Recommendations in this document...</section>
+ <section id="sotd">
+ The MPTF is a subset of the Web and TV Interest Group. The
+ goal of MPTF is to discuss requirements placed on the HTML5
+ video, audio and media interfaces by media formats that are used
+ for Web and TV applications. The MPTF also proposes APIs that
+ meet these requirements.
+
+ The requirements and use cases in this document are the result
+ of discussion within the Media Pipeline Task Force of the Web
+ and TV Interest Group. This document proposes additions to
+ the HTML5 specification so that user agents can enable authorized
+ access to premium content through
+ a standard set of APIs in an interoperable way.
+
+ This proposal extends the capability of HTML5's <video>
+ and <audio> elements to allow JavaScript to manage
+ authorized access to premium
+ media streams for playback. The requirements do not limit
+ the particular content protection method. Rather they provice a
+ standardized API as well as a default content protection method
+ to enable both proprietary and open content protection solutions.
+
+ The Task Force believes all the requirements and use cases
+ listed in this document will be next reviewd and discussed by
+ the HTML Working Group for inclusion in the HTML
+ specification.
+ </section>
<section>
<h2>Introduction</h2>