--export writes the mediaexport format with DRM, content keys and manifests at title level, and unshackle's own track dicts under x-unshackle. unshackle import reads mediaexport, unidl v1 and unshackle v2 through the shared reader, applies the export's request headers to the import session, and rebuilds DRM from the title-level pool. mediaexport is a git dependency on unshackle-dl/mediaexport.
unshackle's DASH parser only recognised Widevine and PlayReady ContentProtection, so services using W3C EME ClearKey had to fake a Widevine object and monkey-patch get_content_keys. Add a first-class ClearKeyCENC DRM type so services just implement a license callback.
- ClearKeyCENC (core/drm/clearkey_cenc.py): KID-based, no CDM/PSSH; builds the W3C JSON license request (unpadded base64url), parses the JWK Set response (dict/str/bytes), falls back to POSTing the manifest Laurl when the service returns None, decrypts via the same shaka/ mp4decrypt CENC path as Widevine
- DASH.get_drm emits ClearKeyCENC for scheme e2719d58-...; KID from own or sibling mp4protection cenc:default_KID, Laurl across dashif/legacy/ bare namespaces
- track.download dispatches prepare_drm for ClearKeyCENC; dl.prepare_drm gains a clearkey branch (cache/vault lookup, license-failure tolerated when content_keys pre-populated, vault push, export)
- Service.get_clearkey_license base callback (default None -> Laurl); drm_from_dict reconstructs ClearKeyCENC for export/import round-trip
- EXAMPLE service + config demo the callback
- Tests: tests/core/test_clearkey_cenc.py and an export round-trip case
- Docs: DRM_CONFIG.md ClearKey section
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