Sentence examples for protected content from inspiring English sources

Remember that when you are downloading copy protected content, no IP blocker, or proxy software offers 100% protection.

Additionally, the display supports VGA and HDMI as well as DVI (with High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) for viewing digital movies, digital photos, PC files and copy protected content.

Due to the increasing use of mobile devices and apps to view copyright protected content (e.g. movies) on the go, digital rights management (DRM) protections have primarily been used to protect the digital intellectual property and control their distribution and usage on mobile devices.

"It imposes obligations on platforms with large amounts of copyright protected content, which can be expected, due to their role on the content market, to have certain responsibilities.

This would not be the first time that a company has restricted an app offering protected content from running mobile devices due to issues with DRM.

In this paper, we make use important features of fingerprint consisting of the coordinates (x, y), angle and type of features (1 for bifurcation, 0 for ridge ending), namely major minutiae features, as a watermark to authenticate protected content.

It is critical to have strong protections against infringement and to prevent circumvention of technologies that protect content.

And this whole concept of intellectual-property creation and then being able to protect content or intellectual property is key.

Mr. Chorske, 32, is a senior director for corporate development, in Santa Clara, Calif., for InterTrust Technologies, a provider of digital technology that protects content.

Because of the way the new formats protect content, stand-alone players require audio receivers with six discrete channel inputs, a common enough feature among DVD-era surround-sound receivers; SACD or DVD-Audio home theater systems have that covered.

After she explained Google's opposition to the legislation, the co-anchor Matt Lauer noted that Comcast, the parent of NBC, "is in favor of that legislation, saying it's imperative to protecting content — copyrighted content — and avoiding piracy".