Apparently they`re connecting a pre defined platfom dated 9-1-05 belonging to e.Digital in the filing...calling it an addundum to the DRM development agreement.

``2. e.Digital had already developed a written proposed DRM scheme (for the eVu?) for submission to the studios (dated 9/1/05). The proposed DRM involves physical security of the units, security during encoding and content encryption. It is the 9-page addendum to the DRM agreement. The encryption scheme is described in great detail.``

http://www.agoracom.com/nonmemforum/msgreview.asp?id=479361&refid=0&orig=479361

DegEcor made public notice of there moving on without us....

SPRINGVILLE, Utah - September 16, 2005 - The digEsystem™, APS`s entry into the embedded In-

flight Entertainment (IFE) market, is taking major strides forward. ``We have already engaged a design

and development team and are in the final stages of selecting our manufacturing partner,`` said Brent

Wood, CEO of APS. ``We have set aside millions of dollars to continue the development and launch of

this new embedded product to insure its success.``

The system, which promises to change the face of the embedded industry, will be shown at the WAEA

Show in Hamburg, Germany on September 20-23 at booth 1402.

The digEsystem is the first self-contained standalone embedded IFE system. Airlines will have the

option to provide entertainment to any cabin, zone, seat or passenger on any flight, on any aircraft.

Work crews can move units from plane to plane and seat to seat via a key and docking stations.

The digEsystem will come with an 8 or 10 inch Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) touchscreen that gives

passengers easy access to all content options. Delivery is planned for the Spring of 2006.

The architecture is flexible, scalable and uses innovative system and component design techniques. A

802.11a encrypted wireless network allows for fast, secure upload of content.

All units will have a 60 or 80 GB hard drive and a USB 2.0 port for optional passenger control devices

for games, keyboards, and memory sticks. A credit card reader allows the capture of funds, easing

flight attendants involvement. Once a plane lands for the day, credit card transactions can be

transferred via an encrypted wireless network.

With no headend rack required and minimal weight, airlines save on fuel.

The digEsystem gives passengers a wide spectrum of cabin entertainment options. The system is

typically programmed with movies, plus television shows, cartoons, videos, music, as well as airline

destination information, promotions and advertising. Content will be provided by 20th Century Fox,

Warner Brothers, Buena Vista, Universal, and DreamWorks. More studios to be announced soon. Our

launch customer announcement will be forthcoming.

The enhanced system will have Audio and Video on Demand, Games, Books and Magazines, Airline

Information, Surveys/usage Data reports, Broadcast Video, Newspapers, Moving Map, Airport/Gate

Information, Crew Functions, and Intranet with more options to come.

If they were moving on with the above public notice....what is it in November of 05.....2 months latter that they where after?

doni