Many talk about it, but Lufthansa Technik can do it: legal streaming of high definition (HD) videos in business jets via the IFE network. Thanks to Ethernet expertise in business jets that has been developed and demonstrated over years, nice® HD puts Lufthansa Technik in the unique position of being able to offer a system that fulfills the high standards of the major Hollywood labels through absolutely secure DRM.
DRM is short for Digital Rights Management, a system for protecting the copyrights of data circulated via the Internet or other digital media by enabling secure distribution and/or disabling illegal distribution of the data. DRM and content security are essential features of a high definition IFE system such as nice® HD, because they protect the ownership rights of content providers and meet, for example, the requirement for receiving HD audio/video on-demand content or distributing Blu-ray content within the aircraft network.
Lufthansa Technik is convinced that Digital Rights Management is more than just the encryption or transport protection. We regard it as an essential part of any future-proof IFE/CMS solution.
Digital Rights Management:
As the future-oriented IFE/CMS system, nice® HD, as a fully digital system is optimally prepared to help you to avoid problems with the “analog sunset” of Blu-ray players that play HD movies.
What you should know:
“With the exception of existing models, any licensed player manufactured after 31 December 2010 shall limit analog video outputs for decrypted Advanced Access Content System (AACS) content to Standard Definition (SD) interlace modes only. No licensed player that passes HD Blu-ray content (decrypted AACS) to analog video outputs may be manufactured or sold after 31 December 2013.”