Digital TV News: Dwight Cavendish Systems (DCS)
NEC Electronics America Integrates Analog Copy Protection from Dwight Cavendish Systems into EMMA-Based MPEG Decoder Devices
Dec 12, 2007 – NEC Electronics America has announced that analog copy protection with patented copy protection strategies from Dwight Cavendish Systems (DCS) has been integrated into NEC Electronics' Enhanced MultiMedia Architecture™ (EMMA™)-based MPEG decoders.
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NEC Electronics, Dwight Cavendish, Content Protection, Digital TV, DVR, Semiconductor, Set Top Box
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