it might be useful as a preview for media ingestion

I wonder if it's working for h265.

there is a nice series explaining DRM here https://sander.saares.eu/post/drm-is-not-a-black-box-01/

I think the DRM part is made during the packaging phase the https://howvideo.works/#packaging (where they need to signalize the media has drm and also encrypt the media)

Great to see it here, simple and educative.

Great content about linux network however not 100% accurate but fair enough for learning

The segment using Uint8Array is nice this same object is used to load some files on the browser itself.

Nice post but I think the overview graphic of the linux network queues are not 100% precisely, mostly the links between packets and skb but overall it's great.

FFmpeg can have any numbers of decoders/encoders sometimes you want to use a hardware decode to read and a hardware encoder to write (like the intel), so you can override the default decoders/encoders for each codec.