ADTH NextGen TV Tuner Review: Does it break the DRM ?

Find one at Walmart - https://lon.tv/u3y0w (compensated affiliate link) - The ADTH Nextgen TV Box is the first ATSC 3.0 tuner to support DRM protected channels. Surprisingly it doesn't actually keep the content protected despite all of the effort and cost broadcasters are forcing upon manufacturers to meet certification requiresments. See more about the ATSC 3 mess:    • End of CableCARD / ATSC 3.0 Series   and subscribe! http://lon.tv/s

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VIDEO INDEX:
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Hardware Overview
01:47 - Ports
02:40 - AC-4 Audio Support
02:58 - Interface
03:25 - Remote Control
03:37 - DRM viewing experience
05:19 - No HDCP / HDMI Encrpytion?
06:57 - Stuttering playback
06:57 - Playback issues
07:53 - Conclusion

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