MediaKeys.getStatusForPolicy() docs #34236
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This config results in output-restricted. I would have liked to find one that was usable as well but don't know how.
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| ## Examples | ||
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| ### Check if keys are usable with HDCP restriction |
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Just copied example to the top level from the new MediaKeys.getStatusForPolicy() doc. We should have other examples here, but out of scope for me.
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| The value associated with the given key, or `undefined`. | |||
| A string specifying the status value associated with the given key, or `undefined`. | |||
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Note, added the values as per MediaKeys.getStatusForPolicy() (the set of allow status for keys are defined in an enum, which is used in both places).
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| The policy restrictions currently only include a restriction on the minimum supported HDCP version. | ||
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| Note that the method checks a "hypothetical key" against the restrictions. |
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FYI, this, and the example, are a modified form of stuff from https://developer.chrome.com/blog/media-updates-in-chrome-69/
It's much the same API repackaged in a new standard.
The point here is that this is an easy way of checking whether the key can be used, without having to get a key.
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| The **`keySystem`** read-only property of the {{domxref("MediaKeySystemAccess")}} interface returns a string identifying the key system being used. | ||
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| This is the value that was passed to {{domxref("Navigator.requestMediaKeySystemAccess()")}} when system access is requested. |
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Just did this update in passing.
This documents
MediaKeys.getStatusForPolicy()which is newly supported in FF128.Related docs work can be tracked in #33980