DTCP - Licensing Agreements and Related Documents

DTLA offers licenses to manufacture products with DTCP and to encode DTCP in protected content on a nondiscriminatory basis.

Companies that wish to incorporate DTCP in their products should sign an Adopter Agreement.

Content owners can encode content to be protected with DTCP without signing any agreement pursuant to DTLA's IP Statement, or can consider signing a Content Participant Agreement.

• Adopter Agreement - September 2021, for new Adopters.
• Non-Assertion Addendum to DTCP Digital Transmission Protection License Agreement - May 2018, to enable DTCP Adopters to extend to, and receive from, DTCP2 Adopters and Content Participants the benefit of the Reciprocal Non-assertion Agreement for Necessary Claims under the DTCP Adopter Agreement, and DTCP2 Adopter Agreement and DTCP2 Addendum to Content Participant Agreement, respectively.
• Statement Upon Release of May 2005 Adopter Agreement, with interpretive statements applicable to provisions in the June 2007 agreement.
• Testing Extension to enable DTCP compliance testing (e.g., for DLNA and other purposes) using content other than "Commercial Entertainment Content." This is a unilateral statement from DTLA. Adopters that comply with the terms of the Extension do not have to sign any additional documentation.
• Content Participant Agreement - December 2011 and Side Letter for Content Participants
• IP Statement - January 2018
• Approved Technologies for Persistent Storage and Digital Output Reprotection Technology of DTCP content.

DLNA Members Only: DTLA offers licenses to receive and use two types of certificates for Vidipath

• DTLA CVP-2 Certificate Addendum to Adopter Agreement - April 2015 (for DTLA Adopters that are DLNA Members, covering use of DTCP CVP-2 Certificates in Vidipath Client devices)
• DTLA CVP-2 Service Provider Agreement - June 2015 (for Service Providers that are DLNA Members, covering use of a DTLA-issued X.509 certificate in Vidipath servers)
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