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But... what if the DRM-encumbered digital jack has an officially authorized analog adapter? That doesn't fix the DRM problem, but it does allow for the same use
by lstamour 10y ago
But... what if the DRM-encumbered digital jack has an officially authorized analog adapter? That doesn't fix the DRM problem, but it does allow for the same uses as before, particularly if it also supports mini-TOSLINK for S/PDIF. Note that since S/PDIF doesn't have a compatible DRM, it's possible it would be disabled even if a jack were still present.
- manicdee 10y agoWhy would the rights holders agree to this? Note that analogue outputs on video equipment is usually treated with Macrovision or similar.