May 24th, 2006
Fire up the BitTorrent:
Top movie studios look set to delay the HDCP copy protection system – which would only work on next-gen DVD players with HDMI ports, unlike the low-end PS3 and Microsoft’s Xbox 360 HD-DVD peripheral – for four to six years.
The move would mean that all movie content produced until 2010 at the earliest, and possibly as far as 2012, will not carry the Image Constraint Token – a security feature which would restrict high-definition playback only to equipment with HDMI ports and HDCP encryption.
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