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Given the hundreds of millions of Blu-ray players, DVD players, and CD players that play discs, and the millions of portable devices that play video from memory cards, plus the recognition that it will take another century or so before every media device on the planet is connected to a vast electronic delivery network, there is clearly a need to put electronically delivered content onto physical media to bridge the gap to the player BDs and DVDs are the ultimate sneakernet for video7 And, there's the tangibility factor At some level, humans will never get past the ingrained notion that you do not really own something unless you can hold it in your hands (and show it off to your friends and neighbors) The fundamental idea of authorized recording is that protected content, usually delivered in a digital rights management (DRM) system, can be transferred to portable physical media

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7Sneakernet refers to the fact that sometimes it is easier, faster, or cheaper to simply copy data to storage media such as disc or memory card, walk to the destination, and copy it over In other words, in the OSI seven-layer model, the physical layer that is usually implemented as Ethernet or WiFi is replaced with feet in sneakers For devices not connected to a network, this is typically the only choice Well, other than RFC 1149, specifying avian carriers, which was actually implemented on April 28, 2001 in Bergen, Norway using carrier pigeons In a sense, Netflix operates the biggest sneakernet in the world, shipping approximately 2 million DVDs per day This equates to 510 petabytes per month, which is astonishing considering that the total estimated Internet traffic in the US in 2007 was 750 to 1250 petabytes per month (ignoring business traffic it was around 500 to 825) Sources: Netflix, University of Minnesota Internet Traffic Studies (MINTS)

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and bound to the media with an encryption method that is tied to that particular piece of media A related concept is a secure move, where the content is transferred between devices or media in a way that makes the original unplayable, at least while the copy exists There are basically two types of authorized secure recording Transmitted Content marked as copyable with restrictions is broadcast to multiple users over the air, via cable, over the Internet, or so on, or is moved or copied from another device or medium In other words, the content is not free to copy, but certain types of copying are pre-authorized Usually this means a copy once flag is attached to the content In most cases, generational copies copies of the first copy are not allowed Therefore, the pre-authorization stipulates that the recording can only be made into a content protection system that does not allow additional copies to be made Transacted Content is delivered to a single user based on a purchase or other transaction that gives the user the right to make one or more copies Transacted recording is often used for content that may not sell enough discs to make it worth the expense of manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, and returns Instead, the content is sold online or in retail taking negligible shelf space and is recorded on demand at relatively low cost This enables physical formats such as Blu-ray and DVD to move much farther into The Long Tail8 Other portable media such as memory cards can be used, but their relatively high price compared to optical media makes them impractical for permanent collections, so we'll focus on discs Transacted copying falls into two broad categories Manufacturing On Demand (MOD) MOD is used in two environments In factory MOD, merchants use centralized fulfillment centers where content is stored in digital form and recorded to disc after a customer places an order, which is then shipped This is a form of zero-inventory manufacturing that can be more cost effective than traditional inventory distribution The second environment is retail MOD, also called retail managed recording (RMR) Retail stores or other locations such as airports, train stations, coffee shops, fast food outlets, truck stops, and even city streets, can be outfitted with standalone kiosks or with touch-screen panels connected to behind-thecounter media recording stations Customers browse through hundreds to tens of thousands of titles (more than could ever fit on a retail shelf), choose the one they want, and have it recorded, labeled, and packaged in minutes while they shop or wait for their prescription, their plane, or their train.

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