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Reminder to all:

Public comment on DRM encryption is open with FCC.

See Lon TV video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQGH08rams8
Express Form: https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filings/express Enter: 16-142 for the Proceeding
Standard Form (for longer comments via attachments) : https://www.fcc.gov ...

So, by now, perhaps everyone has seen the A3SA announcement from Feb 26th. https://a3sa.com/annoucements/

I think owners of the Flex" 4K (myself included) could be forgiven for getting excited by much of the language in the release.


"A new digital video recorder (DVR) specification is now ...

Looking at A3SA's PDF, something doesn't appear to be jibin' between what A3SA mandates for device manufacturers and the restrictions it says broadcasters cannot implement.

I kinda wish SD could inform its user base with details on their trials and tribulations with A3SA "certification" so we ...

I'm utterly confused by this.

In the bullet list of potential restrictions in Nick's post, i.e. "We plan to offer broadcasters the ability to block...."

who is doing the offering to broadcasters, Silicon Dust or A3SA?

The A3SA mandates the usage rules that all device manufactures are ...

I'm utterly confused by this.

In the bullet list of potential restrictions in Nick's post, i.e. "We plan to offer broadcasters the ability to block...."

who is doing the offering to broadcasters, Silicon Dust or A3SA?

What features will we offer broadcasters that use DRM?
* We plan to offer broadcasters the ability to block the user from viewing the channel via their home network.


Um, how exactly do you envision the HD Homerun Flex 4k, .... excuse me, the NextGen TV certified HD Homerun Flex 4k, actually ...