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Technologies (Net Version Date Changes Description V1 6/24/2015 Initial version Initial version V2 6/29/2015 Edited section “Technologies (Network) that enable the Co-editor reception of MVPD or OTT service” to remove Version plus redundancies to WG2 Report #1, Table 1 Section 1 edits on 6/24 edited, comments added to call V3 6/29/2015 Consolidated edits from multiple sources Distributed to WG4 V4 7/1/2015 Added RVU [Zerbe], proposed changes from For call on July CableVision (marked as username PG), Part III Section 1st II, and use cases from V7 document. Accepted formatting changes (all but 2, can’t find 1,other won’t accept) V5 7/1/2015 Removed large scale deletions that duplicated WG2 Edited during July 1 call 1 REPORT OF WORKING GROUP 4 TO DSTAC DRAFT July 7, 2015 Part I: Existing Devices and Technologies Identify the salient differences important to implementation of the non-security elements of a system of such devices based on downloadable security. EXPECTATIONS: SECTION I As most members generally understand the functionality of the devices listed in Part I, it is expected that information would be provided as to how the devices discover and receive content. As content is coming in on different input ports and through different applications running on the devices, the mechanisms for each should be detailed. Various points have been captured in the "Part I section I Table". Part I: Section I. 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