The note states the following:
NOTE 3 — The MDMK key is intended to define the MICKey (see SMPTE ST 429-6) to be used in conjunction with the content key identifier by the UUID embedded in the scope attribute.
Should "MICKey" be a "MIC key"? If not, then should "MICKey" be in code font?
Follow-up:
I checked ST 429-6, and in Annex B, the last line of code is as follows:
Therefore, in this document, MICKey should in code font, i.e., MICKey, and it may help clarify the NOTE as follows:
NOTE 3 — The MDMK key is intended to define the MICKey value (see SMPTE ST 429-6) to be used in conjunction with the content key identifier by the UUID embedded in the scope attribute.
The note states the following: NOTE 3 — The MDMK key is intended to define the MICKey (see SMPTE ST 429-6) to be used in conjunction with the content key identifier by the UUID embedded in the scope attribute.
Should "MICKey" be a "MIC key"? If not, then should "MICKey" be in code font?
Follow-up: I checked ST 429-6, and in Annex B, the last line of code is as follows:
Therefore, in this document, MICKey should in code font, i.e.,
MICKey, and it may help clarify the NOTE as follows:NOTE 3 — The
MDMKkey is intended to define theMICKeyvalue (see SMPTE ST 429-6) to be used in conjunction with the content key identifier by the UUID embedded in the scope attribute.