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To '''encode''' is to [[convert]] a [[sound recording]] into a [[digital file]] format. |
To '''encode''' is to [[convert]] a [[sound recording]] into a [[digital file]] format. |
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| + | The term '''encode''' means “[i]n the [[transmission]] of [[commercial audiovisual content]], to pass, attach, [[embed]], or otherwise apply to, associate with, or allow to persist in or remain associated with such content, [[data]] or [[information]] which when read or responded to in a [[covered device]] has the effect of preventing, pausing, or limiting [[copying]], or constraining the resolution of a program when output from the [[covered device]].”<ref>47 C.F.R. §76.1902(j).</ref> |
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Revision as of 05:42, 27 February 2008
Music
To encode is to convert a sound recording into a digital file format.
Telecommunications
The term encode means “[i]n the transmission of commercial audiovisual content, to pass, attach, embed, or otherwise apply to, associate with, or allow to persist in or remain associated with such content, data or information which when read or responded to in a covered device has the effect of preventing, pausing, or limiting copying, or constraining the resolution of a program when output from the covered device.”[1]
References
- ↑ 47 C.F.R. §76.1902(j).