The links to the player will be provided to you by Akamai (CDN) as below :

$ https://static.canal-overseas.com/player/prod/playerCore/v2/one-player-core.js
$ https://static.canal-overseas.com/player/prod/playerCore/v2/one-player-core.min.js

for the old version of chrome (<52):

$ https://static.canal-overseas.com/player/prod/playerCore/one-player-core.js
$ https://static.canal-overseas.com/player/prod/playerCore/one-player-core.min.js

for more details about implementation of our player please see there or check our repo

if you don't have right try this one Rx-player which is our Open source version.

The one-player-core is a Javascript library implementic a generic streaming video player using HTML5 Media Source and Encrypted Media extensions. It is entirely written in reactive-programming with ECMAScript 6.

It comes with a support for DASH and SmoothStreaming transports.

see the API of player for more interaction Read the detailed API.

This allowed us to implement some nice features quite easily. For instance, because in the one-player-core all asynchronous tasks are encapsulated in observable data-structures, we were able to add a transparent retry system with a simple observable operator to declaratively handle any failure and replay the whole process.

Another example is the way we abstracted our transport layer into an observable pipeline, allowing us to support different type of streaming systems with its own asynchronous specifities. And because one-player-core is message-driven, this encapsulation allows us isolate the transport I/O into a WebWorker without any effort, or add an offline support for any pipeline implementation.

in a video tag you just have to set an identifier and launch one-player-core on it :

    <video id="videoEl" controls></video>

to launch one-player-core , you must

    var player = new RxPlayer({
      videoElement: document.getElementById("videoEl"),
    });

You must set some parameters like :

var keySystems = [
      {
        type: "widevine",
        getLicense: function getLicense(challenge) {
          return request({
            method: "POST",
            url: "https://vod-authorization.canal-overseas.com/vod/play/wvX1?eck=X1",
            data: btoa(bytesToStr(challenge)),
            headers: {
              mediaPackId: "subscription-c-ald",
              optionId: "streaming",
              productId: "1186603_1"
            },
            format: "json",
          })
          .map(function (response) {
            return strToBytes(atob(response.licence));
          });
        }
      }
  ]

player.loadVideo(
  {
  "url": "http://hss-vod-aka.canal-overseas.com/vod/assets/subscription-c-ald_1186603_1/_/hss-wv-cp-drom-hd/Manifest",
  "transport": "smooth",
  "keySystems": keySystems,
  "live": true,
})

player.play();

The requests function is a custom implementation, look the sample file for more detail.

You must have a client certificat or use a X1 ( cube C ) to get licence by our DRM platform. Or you must have a tokenId ( take it on canalplus-{zone}.com )