Outputs for Copying Sample Clauses

Outputs for Copying. A Licensed Copier shall not pass, or direct to be passed, Decrypted AACS Content to an output, except for the purpose of making a copy of such content to an AACS Authorized Copying Method or a Content Owner Authorized Copying Method pursuant to and as permitted by this Section 3, where such content is protected by the corresponding AACS Authorized Copy Method or Content Owner Authorized Copying Method permitted under this Section 3. For avoidance of doubt regarding the making of an authorized copy, processing of Decrypted AACS Content prior to protection by the AACS Authorized Copying Method or Content Owner Authorized Copying Method is subject to the AACS Robustness and Compliance Rules. Examples of such processing include transcoding or decimation to constrained image that occur prior to protection by the Authorized Copying Methods, and the proper setting of the parameters as required in Table C1. Once protected by the Authorized Copying Methods, processing of the content becomes subject to the Authorized Copying Method’s compliance and robustness rules (note: content protected by a Bound Copy Method remains subject to AACS Compliance and Robustness Rules). For the further avoidance of doubt, where the three_d_only element or the three_d_full_frame_only element is set in AACS Content, a Licensed Copier shall not pass, or direct to be passed, Decrypted AACS Content to an output for the purpose of making a copy of such content to an AACS Authorized Copying Method pursuant to and as permitted by this Section 3 only if the AACS Authorized Copying is authorized specifically to make a copy of Decrypted AACS Content containing such an element.

Outputs for Copying. A Licensed Copier shall not pass, or direct to be passed, Decrypted AACS Content to an output, except for the purpose of making a copy of such content to an AACS Authorized Copying Method or a Content Owner Authorized Copying Method pursuant to and as permitted by this Section 3, where such content is protected by the corresponding AACS Authorized Copy Method or Content Owner Authorized Copying Method permitted under this Section 3. For avoidance of doubt regarding the making of an authorized copy, processing of Decrypted AACS Content prior to protection by the AACS Authorized Copying Method or Content Owner Authorized Copying Method is subject to the AACS Robustness and Compliance Rules. Examples of such processing include transcoding or decimation to constrained image that occur prior to protection by the Authorized Copying Methods, and the proper setting of the parameters as required in Table C1. Once protected by the Authorized Copying Methods, processing of the content becomes subject to the Authorized Copying Method’s compliance and robustness rules (note: content protected by a Bound Copy Method remains subject to AACS Compliance and Robustness Rules).