DTLA: Networking Content in Your Digital Home

DTLA licenses the Digital Transmission Content Protection ("DTCP") content protection technology for standard and HD audiovisual content, and the DTCP2 technology also for enhanced video formats such as 4K, 8K and HDR. Both DTCP and DTCP2 enable consumers to enjoy their content digitally networked throughout the home and remote locations, and can facilitate consumer time-shift recording to external devices. DTCP has been widely adopted across the globe in consumer electronics products from set top boxes and digital TVs to Blu-Ray and DVD recorders; in voluntary standards groups; by a spectrum of cable, satellite, and media services; and over a variety of wireless and wired interfaces.

Latest News

• Wednesday, November 9, 2022 - DTLA issues a revision to DTCP Specification Supplement E

  DTLA issues a revision to DTCP Specification Supplement E to correct an internal reference. The Informational Version of this revision is available here.

• Tuesday, November 1, 2022 - Updates to DTCP2 Specification and DTCP2 Adopter Agreement

  DTLA has posted revised versions of its DTCP2 Specification and DTCP2 Adopter Agreement to add a new Content Management Information profile, CMI2, that provides for better granular control over the duration of time for which certain content may be retained as a bound copy for later viewing.

• Monday, December 13, 2021 - Updates to DTCP and DTCP2 Adopter Agreements

  DTLA has posted revised versions of its Adopter Agreements for DTCP and DTCP2, dated September 2021. The new agreements apply to new and renewing Adopters.

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