Hello,
how are the vodkey.bin-files in the ams_hlskeys-directory generated? On-the-fly by the AMS? I just don't get it from the documentation (https://helpx.adobe.com/adobe-media-server/dev/configuring-content-protection-hls.html#serve_encrypt...)...
My config looks like this:
<Location /hls-vod>
HLSHttpStreamingEnabled true
HLSMediaFileDuration 8000
HttpStreamingContentPath "/web/ntvori/fms_data"
HLSFmsDirPath "/opt/adobe/ams_origin"
HLSJITConfAllowed true
########################################
# Cache-control header configuration start
# Specify the max-age(in secs) to set in the Cache-Control header
# for different response types (m3u8, ts, drmmeta,...).
# A value of -1 turns off setting the cache control header.
HLSM3U8MaxAge 86400
HLSTSSegmentMaxAge 86400
HLSMetaMaxAge 3600
# Cache-control header configuration end
########################################
# Uncomment the following directives to enable encryption
# for this location.
# HLSEncryptionScope server
# HLSEncryptCipherKeyFile "../creds/vodkey.bin"
# HLSEncryptKeyURI "https://<ServerName>/hls-key/vodkey.bin" <-- Should I here just uncomment and everything is fine???
Options -Indexes FollowSymLinks
</Location>
Or do I need the "hls-vod-enc-key"-module?
<Location /hls-vod-enc-key>
HLSEncryptHostCipherKey true
HLSFmsDirPath "/opt/adobe/ams_origin"
HLSEncryptKeyRepository "/web/blabla/fms_data/ams_hlskeys"
#SSLRequireSSL
#SSLRequire %{SSL_CLIENT_S_DN_CN} eq "iPhoneOS Device Certificate"
</Location>
Thanks in advance!
Regards, Sven
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