PlayReady InvalidStateError on Edge 25

[Doolali]

Hello,

I've been testing PlayReady on Edge and have run into an issue that I'm struggling to find the source of.

On Edge 20 PlayReady playback works without any issues, this morning I updated to 25.10586.0.0 and have started getting a Player Error with a message of "InvalidStateError".

Has anyone else experienced this and/or has a solution?

Thanks,
Scott

Update:
Clear content does not have this issue.
Codec: avc1.64000D

[sarge]

Yes I spotted this too.

https://shaka-player-demo.appspot.com/
Attempting to playback with content "Oops" (modified YT DASH EME test) - MP4, multi-DRM"

Checking the release notes Edge has removed support for VP9, but I have checked the content which uses avc1.4D4015 which is supported. So I don't think it is a codec issue.

[sarge]

So I have been digging in a bit more.

I think it is the call to setMediaKeys https://github.com/google/shaka-player/blob/87ac05e/lib/media/eme_manager.js#L452
The promise does not resolve.

Appears to be a native call on Edge, I am unsure if it should be polyfilled or not.

[joeyparrish]

In uncompiled mode, you should have a log from shaka.polyfill.MediaKeys.install that says either "Using native EME as-is" or "Using EME v20140218".

If it's "native EME as-is", then it's not polyfilled and the lack of Promise resolution may be a bug in Edge. Or it could be an incompatibility between the latest Edge's EME and the rest of the ecosystem, in which case we may be able to change some small part of Shaka to be more flexible.

Lots of _may_s and _could_s, because I haven't had access to Edge 25 myself to investigate. :-) @sarge, can you check the status of the polyfill?

[sarge]

So I get the message 'Using native EME as-is', also 'Using native Promises'.

@joeyparrish I am about for the next 2 hours if it suits you to take a crack at this.

[joeyparrish]

Sorry, I'm unable to look into it at the moment. I don't have immediate access to Edge 25.

[sarge]

Sure ok, any suggested next steps? How can I verify if the promise is not resolving.

The media keys object appears valid, it has the correct type and has the createSession, setServerCertificate methods on it.

[joeyparrish]

Check app.video_.mediaKeys after the point where the Promise should have resolved. If it's null, then Edge really hasn't done it yet. If it's non-null, the Promise should definitely be resolved and I would lean more strongly toward guessing this is bug in Edge.

If Edge really isn't setting mediaKeys... I'm not sure where to go next. There's no obvious reason it would block on that. Are there any logs that might be relevant? In the JS console or otherwise?

[sarge]

OK so it the mediaKeys are null

I thought should get another option
https://dev.windows.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/testdrive/demos/eme/
Running content on this page does not work, sintel trailer
Seems like a different error - MEDIA_ERROR_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED

But looking at the media keys on the video element, they do appear they have been set. I noticed that they are not using a promise on the setMediaKeys function.

Could you check if this page does work for you, I don't have access to an older version. Then at least I can open that as a bug as well as referencing the shakaplayer.

Also I noticed that the dashif.org reference player is working, any issues if I look at that source to contribute to shaka?

[joeyparrish]

If Edge implements an old version of EME which does not return a Promise from setMediaKeys(), then that might cause issues. We might have to detect this and polyfill it.

Does Edge 20 use native EME? Or are we polyfilling that just like we do for IE11?

[sarge]

So Edge 20 is using a polyfill EME v20140218

I have force Edge to load that polyfill (on 1.6.2) which does get it further, eme seems to initialize

'All Streams have completed startup!'
'Timestamp correction 0'

Player Error - 'The browser does not support the media content'

app.video_.mediaKeys -> now has a mediakey with the key system set to "com.microsoft.playready"

Perhaps there is something in the polyfill I should remove?

[joeyparrish]

"The browser does not support the media content" very likely corresponds to the MEDIA_ERROR_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED you get from Microsoft's own demo. That is triggered by a decoder error event dispatched from the video element, and should not have anything to do with EME. We may not be able to do anything to fix that. Either the content is truly in an unsupported codec or the browser's media pipeline has a bug.

So I'd call "does not support" a successful fix for the EME part. :-)

I'm not sure we should force the polyfill for Edge as a permanent fix. Let's explore the problem a bit more.

Can you modify EmeManager's setupMediaKeys_ to change this:

return this.video_.setMediaKeys(this.mediaKeys_).then(

to something like this:

var setMediaKeysReturn = this.video_.setMediaKeys(this.mediaKeys_);
console.log('setMediaKeys return value', setMediaKeysReturn);
return setMediaKeysReturn.then(

It would be interesting to see whether or not setMediaKeys returns a Promise on Edge 25.

[Doolali]

So I've done what Sarge has and I've forced Edge 25 to use the polyfill EME v20140218 and it's working!

Thanks for the help! I'll keep an eye out to see if there is a more permanent fix.

I ran the above and it just seems to return an object that doesn't seem to have anything in it.
setMediaKeys return value [object Object]

Let me know if you need me to try anything else.

[sarge]

So Doolali is correct the console does that output.

Debugging shows that this is a Promise object, has methods of catch, then. So it would appear Edge does not resolve this promise.

Reordering the MediaKeys.install forcing the IE11 fixes works for me, testing on Chrome 49, Edge 25

if (window.MSMediaKeys) {
  shaka.log.info('Using EME v20140218');
  shaka.polyfill.PatchedMediaKeys.v20140218.install();
} else
...