Cisco DNCS System Release 2.8.1 3.8.1 4.3.1 Guia Do Utilizador
Who Determines If Program Content Can Be Copied?
Content providers determine the extent to which their program can be copied, subject in the United States to the
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Encoding Rules. Service providers can then configure the CCI data
for each source, based on contractual agreements with content owners and applicable FCC rules.
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Encoding Rules. Service providers can then configure the CCI data
for each source, based on contractual agreements with content owners and applicable FCC rules.
What Limitations Are Placed On Content Protection?
In the United States, the FCC sets the policy for protecting program content. Outside the United States, service
providers should consult with content providers and local regulatory agencies. To change the protection settings,
contact
providers should consult with content providers and local regulatory agencies. To change the protection settings,
contact
.
Do Content Providers Have Other Protection Setting Options?
Yes, a content provider has the option of using a less restrictive protection setting. The content provider and
service provider usually work together to determine the protection setting for specific program content.
service provider usually work together to determine the protection setting for specific program content.
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