Digital 5 Implementation of DTCP-IP Streaming in Keynote of the International CES 2005

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Digital 5 Implementation of DTCP-IP Streaming in Keynote of the International CES 2005
   Digital 5 is the First Platform That Can Translate Premium Video Content
    Through Digital Transmission Content Protection Over IP (DTCP-IP) Link
                            Protection Technology

    LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- CES 2005 -- Digital 5, Inc., a leading
software provider enabling streaming of multimedia content throughout the
connected home, today announced that its implementation of DTCP-IP for secure
access of protected content will be demonstrated today during the Intel
keynote speech at the International CES 2005. Digital 5 has collaborated with
Intel and Linksys on the development of a Digital Media Adapter (DMA) to
distribute protected premium content from the PC to other devices on the home
network.
    Working with Intel to deliver this implementation of DTCP-IP streaming
enhances the Digital 5 middleware offering and provides customers the ability
to build products that can share protected premium content from providers.
Digital 5's enabled DTCP-IP platform offers consumers greater flexibility in
accessing and distributing content within a networked home environment.
Digital 5 software enables subscribers of these services to download a movie
onto their PC and securely distribute it to a variety of devices around the
home for viewing.
    Digital 5 offers streaming technology that enables consumers to securely
stream premium content, and has integrated DTCP-IP as part of the Digital 5
proprietary security framework technology. The Digital 5 security framework is
a platform which supports standard DRM schemes such as DTCP-IP and other
premium content providers DRM schemes.
    "Intel is pleased to be working with Digital 5 to implement the ability to
transfer premium video content over Digital Transmission Content Protection
over IP (DTCP-IP) link protection technology. DTCP-IP-enabled platforms have
greater flexibility in accessing and distributing content within a networked
home environment," said Bill Leszinske, director of digital home marketing and
planning, Intel's Desktop Platforms Group.
    "Access to premium movies throughout the home is extremely exciting to
consumers," says Mike Harris, president, Digital 5. "Implementation of DTCP-IP
ensures that our platform delivers secure high-quality innovative technology,
while making premium content readily available securely across many devices."

    About Digital 5, Inc.
    Digital 5, Inc. (Digital 5) is a leading provider of software and system
intellectual property to enable both wireless and wired sharing of content
among networked consumer electronics (CE) devices. Digital 5's software
technology is used to enable new products for existing CE categories, such as
DVD Players, televisions, and stereo systems, giving them the capability to
access media content over a home network and the Internet. These products
allow consumers to enjoy their music, digital pictures, or video in the
comfort of their various home entertainment locations. Digital 5 brings
fundamentally new capabilities to market for leading original equipment
manufacturers (OEMs) and original design manufacturers (ODMs). With
headquarters in Lawrenceville, New Jersey and operations in California and
India, Digital 5 can be contacted on the World Wide Web at
http://www.digital5.com.
SOURCE Digital 5, Inc.
http://www.digital5.com
CONTACT:
Andrea Sorace, Digital 5, +1-609-759-4204,
asorace@digital5.com