These software developers would have to work with the encryption vendors, support guide data, and pay licensing fees to implement the required encryption and meet the legal requirements surrounding DVR software and CableCARD technology in their products.Some, like Panasonic and Hewlett-Packard, have embraced the uncomfortable industry compromise that was brokered by the Federal Communications Commission. These companies are free to implement copy-protection, and no development or support is required from Ceton to enable protected content in DVR software which comply with the CableLabs specification.
To access Copy Once content the DVR software must implement a CableLabs-approved form of copy protection, typically WM-DRM from Microsoft. This freely-available specification allows DVR software packages to control CableCARD tuners and access copy-freely content. It's not a question of Ceton supporting other DVR platforms, all CableCARD tuners are required to use the DRI specification from CableLabs. There are currently no alternatives to Windows Media Center for CableCARD protected content on your PC. "Microsoft Windows Media Center is not available in Windows 10, and if you would like to maintain your HTPC setup we recommend you do not upgrade! Windows Media Center will continue to be supported by Microsoft until they end of life Windows 7 in 2020 and Windows 8 in 2023. What makes me wonder about whether I should go through with the purchase, however, is the following statement on Ceton's website: As my system specs indicate, I'm running Windows 10 Professional, with all the current updates installed. Hello! I'm contemplating getting a Ceton Infinitv 4 USB tuner to use with my desktop PC.
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