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 Allegro’s RomPlug DTCP toolkit offers your engineering team the ability to easily integrate link protection into state of the art UPnP and DLNA enabled consumer electronics and mobile devices. Allegro’s RomPlug DTCP toolkit is a fully compliant implementation of DTCP-IP as specified by the DTLA and is routinely qualified at ongoing industry interoperability plug fests.
The Digital Transmission Licensing Administrator (DTLA) was founded by Hitachi, Ltd., Intel Corporation, Sony Corporation, Toshiba Corporation and Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. to build an industry standards based interoperable digital rights management design that could be used by manufacturers of consumer devices. The standard defines the encryption, key exchange and authentication or repudiation of devices that may be compromised. The technology has been endorsed by over 140 consumer companies in addition to all major high value content providers. The licensing of the technology is governed by the DTLA. Allegro’s RomPlug DTCP is a fully compliant implementation of DTCP-IP for use in embedded environments. Used stand alone or tightly integrated with the entire RomPlug UPnP/DLNA product line, the RomPlug DTCP toolkit delivers a robust implementation of DTCP-IP link protection technology for protected digital media file streaming. Delivered as ANSI-C source code, the embedded technology is built upon a highly portable and field proven abstraction layer enabling it to work with any OS or TCP/IP stack.
The license signed by Allegro with the DTLA prohibits disclosure of technical details regarding rights management design except those already in the public domain. Complete disclosure is only available to companies that have signed a license agreement with DTLA (www.dtcp.com).
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