"As I said above, the unknown is whether the source will stop working with only that physical display, or all displays of that model, or type or manufacturer or chipset."

I am still a little foggy on this. If it is only that individual physical display that has been successfully compromised then presumably the revocation system wouldn't know it from an uncompromised one assuming all the handshaking protocols were the same. If so, that would imply that all units of that model would have to have their license revoked. To me, that sounds like class action paradise for lawyers.

Unless of course there is sticker on the box of your player that states "By breaking this seal, you agree to be bound by an agreement of encyclopeadic breadth and complexity that basically means you can enjoy this product until we say you can't, with no implied rights of ownership or recourse whatsoever."

Main System: Trinnov Altitude 32-8-16, 271, 2 x 8KXE, 1 x 8KPP, 6 x M6 Surrounds, Rel No.25, Oppo 203, Zappiti Pro 4K HDR, Roon, WiiM Mini.