[Hendrix]

The technology exists, but it mutes or skips over material; it does not alter content on the disc. So that's fine.

Is it sold to the public? It may be. I admit I don't keep up with this stuff, but I know Hollywood does not want anyone to edit out stuff in its movies (even end user buyers), so I will be highly surprised if the average user can ever buy a devise that does this.

[linda_22003]

Several people on this other longer thread on this case were talking about using it, I think it's called "CleanPlayer". Since I'm not a parent, I don't worry about watching unexpurgated films, but you'll find some people discussing their use of it on this thread.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1662608/posts

[FreedomCalls]

Is it sold to the public? It may be. I admit I don't keep up with this stuff, but I know Hollywood does not want anyone to edit out stuff in its movies (even end user buyers), so I will be highly surprised if the average user can ever buy a devise that does this.

It exists.

ClearPlay