Common use of Temporary Buffering Clause in Contracts

Temporary Buffering. Decrypted HDCP Content may be temporarily buffered to enable and perform the Repeater Function or image processing function (e.g., picture-in-picture display, image overlay, image enhancement and brightness adjustment), provided that such buffer shall not persist for more time than is necessary to perform such function. In addition, if a Repeater is also a Presentation Device, it may temporarily buffer Decrypted HDCP Content pursuant to and in accordance with Section 3.2 of these Compliance Rules.

Temporary Buffering. Decrypted HDCP Content may be temporarily buffered to enable and perform the Repeater Function or image processing function (e.g., picture-in-picture display, image overlay, image enhancement and brightness adjustment), provided that such buffer shall not persist for more time than is necessary to perform such function. In addition, if a Repeater is also a Presentation Display Device, it may temporarily buffer Decrypted HDCP Content pursuant to and in accordance with Section 3.2 of these Compliance Rules.

Temporary Buffering. Decrypted HDCP Content may be temporarily buffered in a Display Device to enable and perform the Repeater Function or Display Function, image processing function (e.g., picture-in-picture display, image overlay, image enhancement and brightness adjustment)) or “freeze frame” of a single frame of audiovisual content, provided that such buffer shall not persist for more time than is necessary to perform such function. In addition, if a Repeater Display Device is also a Presentation DeviceRepeater, it may temporarily buffer Decrypted HDCP Content pursuant to and in accordance with Section 3.2 5.2 of these Compliance Rules.