Audio Watermark Detector definition

Audio Watermark Detector means the function associated with a Licensed Access Product that performs Audio Watermark screening and sends to the Licensed Access Product appropriate Watermark Enforcement Trigger Notices according to requirements set forth in these Compliance Rules and the Cinavia Specifications.

Examples of Audio Watermark Detector in a sentence

  • A Licensed Access Product and the Audio Watermark Detector it uses to meet the Watermark Requirements shall be designed and manufactured in a manner associated and otherwise integrated with each other such that unauthorized modification or blockage of the audio data, notices or other information conveyed between them pursuant to such requirements will be expected to result in a failure of the Licensed Access Product to provide the requested playback or copying operation.

  • Note to adopter: This section (7.6.3) is not the only section of the Licensed Robustness Rules with requirements that apply to the Audio Watermark Detector.

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