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Hi,

mautilus wrote:
> Okay, so that means that the fact Panasonic or TOSHIBA is SmartTV Alliance
> member means they might not even have the TV that is specification 2.0
> compliant if I understand you correctly.

Not exactly, it just means that the manufacturer decides which platforms are supporting the Smart TV Alliance specification. Please also refer to the general questions list for the answer on when a list of specific devices that support the Smart TV Alliance specification is published by the Smart TV Alliance itself.

>
> BTW - I am impressed by the quickness you are answering my questions. Keep
> that please, the excellent quality of the developer's forum and their
> community was one of the key success factors behind the famous

Thank you !

Thanks for the clarification. I am eager to see list of supported devices.

BR
STeN

SDK_STA wrote:
>
> mautilus wrote:
> > 2) Is there common PlayReady API?
> >
> The Smart TV Alliance specification defines a common way of using the PlayReady API,
> refer to section 3.5.1.2 of the specification version 2.x.
>

I am new to the SmartTV Alliance and this forum, but I just downloaded the SDK Manual and I am not sure if that is the specification you refer to or not ( cannot find another download on the developers site, please point me to the right document), but section 3.5 of the 2.5 SDK is the DIAL support.

I would have expected something in SDK to allow the app to query the device to determine DRM capabilities. I do see the smarttv_getPlatform() call documented in section 3.2.3 but this doesn't seem to contemplate DRM capabilities in the response. Am I missing something? How do we determine if the device supports a specific DRM?

Thanks,

--Mike

Hi Dakaz

The safe ground is using the PlayReady and SmoothStreaming. It must be mandatory supported by all STA 2.0 compatible devices