It is important for content distribution business to use content protection technology, also known as DRM: Digital Rights Management.
- Appropriate DRM technology ensures both the user's experience and the content providers profits
TranShare™ is a technology to secure content distribution developed by Toshiba
- TranShare™ supports basic DRM functions such as:
- Copy protection, copy/move, rental model and domain management
- An SD Memory Card is utilized as secure storage
- TranShare™ supports separate delivery to enable flexible and various business models of content distribution
- CPRM function as a standard feature (CPRM: Content Protection for Recordable Media )
- A DRM technology provided by Intel, IBM, Panasonic and Toshiba
- Content can be securely stored in a specific SD Memory Card
- Only CPRM compliant devices/software can access the CPRM protected content stored in the SD Memory Card
Key Advantages of TranShare™
- Encrypted Content can be stored on multiple playback Devices like a PC, TV, Tablet, eReader, Smartphone etc
- The Key stored on an SD/microSD Card can enable any of those playback devices with an appropriate slot to decrypt the stored Content and show it to the end user
- Can optionally be used independently from a mobile network or internet connection
- The Key and encrypted content can also be stored on the same SD/microSD Card and inserted into a playback device without the need to store any data on it.
- Flexibility of how the content and the Key are delivered to customer e.g. normal store, online store, download, kiosk system, pre-loaded on devices or cards, etc

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TranShare™ Application Examples
Pre-Installed Content with a Key on an SD-Card
- Encrypted content is stored on each device in advance
- Content Keys are stored on an SD memory card
- A user inserts the SD memory card into one of the devices and plays back the stored content
Content and Key on one SD-Card
- Content Keys are stored on an SD memory card in advance
- A user copies encrypted contents from archives to an SD memory card and plays it back
- The user doesn't need to copy all the content, only what they want to play back at the moment
- The copied content can be deleted. If the user wants to use it again, the content will be copied again
Online Content Accessed with a Key on an SD-Card
- Only content keys are stored on the SD memory card
- A user inserts the SD memory card into a device
- The device receives encrypted content through the internet (through streaming or download) and plays the content back
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