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What is content protection, and how does Media Center use it:

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Content owners and/or broadcasters can set copy protection flags to indicate that a program is subject to content protection. When Media Center detects that this flag is set, it will protect the content by limiting the ability to copy and distribute the program.

Last updated: 21 Nov, 2008

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