[geeks] encrypted video cable?
Jonathan C. Patschke
jp at celestrion.net
Tue Sep 19 10:49:54 CDT 2006
On Tue, 19 Sep 2006, William Kirkland wrote:
> I am interested in how "encrypted video cables" work.
They move data from one end to the other. In this case, the data
happens to be an encrypted video stream.
> Do these "encrypted video cables" have active components? or are they
> just cables with a high copper count which are undocumented?
They're just cables. My Ethernet cable is an "encrypted shell" cable,
also an "encrypted web" cable.
> It is my understanding that encryption also requires decryption. So,
> how does that work?
The devices on either end know what to do with the datastream, as usual.
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