(B) is not stored in a way that permits 
copying or redistribution of such data for other 
purposes. 
(c) OUTPUTS.— 
(1) ANALOG OUTPUTS.—An analog video input 
device shall not pass, or direct to be passed, copy 
prohibited content, copy one generation content, or 
copy unlimited no redistribution content to an ana-
log output except— 
(A) as an analog video signal that is 
passed with— 
(i) in the case of copy prohibited con-
tent, the rights signaling system encoding 
indicating ‘‘no copying is permitted’’; 
(ii) in the case of copy one generation 
content, the rights signaling system encod-
ing indicating ‘‘one generation of copies 
may be made’’; or 
(iii) in the case of copy unlimited no 
redistribution content, the rights signaling 
system encoding indicating ‘‘copy control 
restrictions not asserted but redistribution 
of the work is intended to be limited’’; or 
(B) if such device is incorporated into a 
computer product, to a VGA output or to a
similar output that was widely commercially 
available as of May 1, 2001, and that carries 
uncompressed video signals with a resolution 
less than or equal to a constrained image to a 
computer monitor. 
(2) DIGITAL OUTPUTS.—An analog video input 
device shall not pass, or direct to be passed, copy 
prohibited content, copy one generation content, or 
copy unlimited no redistribution content to a digital 
output except— 
(A) to an output protected by an author-
ized digital output method in accordance with 
any requirements established under section 
202(1); or 
(B) for the purpose of making a recording 
(in accordance with paragraph (1) or (2) of 
subsection (c), if such such content is protected, 
including during transmission, by the cor-
responding authorized recording method. 
(d) PASSING VIA OTHER THAN AN OUTPUT (ADD- 
IN DEVICES).—An analog video input device that passes 
copy prohibited content, copy one generation content, or 
copy unlimited no redistribution content from that analog 
video input device to another product, other than through 
an output in accordance with subsection (d), shall so pass
such content protected in accordance with the minimum 
robustness requirements established under section 202. 
SEC. 202. IMPLEMENTING REGULATIONS. 
Not later than 120 days after the date of the enact-
ment of this Act, the Director of the Patent and Trade-
mark Office, in consultation with the Register of Copy-
rights, shall adopt regulations to establish— 
(1) minimum robustness requirements to ensure 
the content security preservation requirements set 
forth in section 201 are implemented in a reasonable 
manner so that such requirements cannot be de-
feated or circumvented by the use of generally avail-
able tools or equipment, and can only with difficulty 
be defeated or circumvented by use of professional 
tools or equipment; 
(2) a list of certified analog video signals that 
typically carry copyrighted video content and are a 
covered format under this Act; 
(3) a list of certified digital content rights pro-
tection output and home networking connection 
technologies that effectively implement the analog 
hole rights signaling system detection and content 
protection responses set forth in Table W; 
(4) a list of certified digital content rights pro-
tection recording technologies that effectively imple-
ment the analog hole rights signaling system detec-
tion and content protection responses set forth in 
Table W; 
(5) criteria and procedural rules to govern addi-
tions to and removal from the lists established under 
paragraphs (2), (3), and (4); and 
(6) arbitration rules necessary for purposes of 
resolving disputes arising under paragraph (3) and 
disputes concerning comparable undefined business 
models under section 103. 
SEC. 203. DEFINITIONS. 
(a) IN GENERAL.—In this title: 
(1) ANALOG VIDEO SIGNAL.—The term ‘‘analog 
video signal’’ means a signal conforming to one of 
the certified analog signal formats on the list estab-
lished under section 202(2). 
(2) AUTHORIZED DIGITAL OUTPUT METHOD.— 
The term ‘‘authorized digital output method’’ means 
an output method on the list certified by the Direc-
tor of the Patent and Trademark Office under sec-
tion 202(3), as such list may be amended from time 
to time in accordance with the procedures estab-
lished under section 202(5). 
(3) AUTHORIZED
RECORDING
METHOD.—The 
term ‘‘authorized recording method’’ means a re-