Does this support HDCP connections?
1503637
It should, but the devices you connect with it (e.g., DVD player and monitor/TV) must both be HDCP compliant.
987374
Yes it can bitstream all HD audio formats over HDMI to a receiver (This was the main reason I bought it). I stream all my content from a NAS including BD rips and mkvs so there is no issue there.
594788
I assume you have another digital audio input for your hdcp input, yes? There should be no problem.
1931804
EDIT: I checked into it for you. They are HDCP compliant. I'm not sure if it is. A quick FAQ about HDCP is here: http://www.cnet.com/news/hdcp-2-2-what-you-need-to-know/ According to this FAQ if you are not using a 4K display, HDCP doesn't apply. However, I am not an expert. I run 1080p and lower displays, and this cable displays all of it flawlessly.
1387531
If you have the correct connections, there is no reason it should not. This is just a viewing device
2092389
I tested this with the HDMI connection. The owners manual, available publicly on the Philips site, indicates that the choice of upscaling format is available only on an HDMI connection, so I did not bother trying with component video. It seems component video supports only 480i/480p, or 576p to a PAL TV. The manual also indicates support for HDMI connections to DVI devices that support HDCP; I don't have such a device so I have not verified this. I hope shortly to have a 1080p TV to verify its behavior there.Thanks for the question. Although I saw it mentioned in a review or another forum question that upscaling was available only on HDMI, I realised after I wrote earlier that I should have included this detail. I tested this with the HDMI connection. The owners manual, available publicly on the Philips site, indicates that the choice of upscaling format is available only on an HDMI connection, so I did not bother trying with component video. It seems component video supports only 480i/480p, or 576p to a PAL TV. The manual also indicates support for HDMI connections to DVI devices that support HDCP; I don't have such a device so I have not verified this. I hope shortly to have a 1080p TV to verify its behavior there.Thanks for the question. Although I saw it mentioned in a... » Read More I tested this with the HDMI connection. The owners manual, available publicly on the Philips site, indicates that the choice of upscaling format is available only on an HDMI connection, so I did not bother trying with component video. It seems component video supports only 480i/480p, or 576p to a PAL TV. The manual also indicates support for HDMI connections to DVI devices that support HDCP; I don't have such a device so I have not verified this. I hope shortly to have a 1080p TV to verify its behavior there.Thanks for the question. Although I saw it mentioned in a review or another forum question that upscaling was available only on HDMI, I realised after I wrote earlier that I should have included this detail. « Show Less
817643
not exactly,there are drivers to install.I am using windows media center. it works best.it takes some determination to get the latest drivers.
210202
Yes, I've got it set up that way, and it's working fine for me. I run XBMC, so I've remapped it for that, but before that, I tested it with the built-in Windows Media suite, and that worked out of the box.
671878
I do not know, have only tried connecting Directv, tv, and DVD (Bluray) player
1575802
Thanks! That makes sense. I did get a message that said something about HDCP. Can you recommend any HDMI cables that are HDCP compatible? I was trying to avoid spending a ton of money on one, but maybe I just have to. I also read on avsforum about firmware updates, etc. I guess I'll try a new cable before contacting Samsung.
2197569
No, this monitor has VGA and DVI (w/HDCP) connections. You could use a HDMI to DVI adapter or HDMI to DVI cable for functionality.
1270745
I have done this with this device. But if you try and pass video that has HDCP in it I was not successful even though they advertise it does work.
414980
Nope not the one. I'm waiting for a solid state True Full HD (1920x1080) 30p solution. I couldn't care less about HDDVD BlueRay compatibility. I'll be playing the files from HDD of HTPC. I'm considering Sanyo VPC-HD2 as interim camera.
1002234
HDCP support is required in both the computer and the monitor if you want to play Blu-ray content. However, almost all modern monitors (say, less than three years old) have HDCP support if they are from a reputable company. Not positive about this one, but I think it does.
1315991
No. It only supports Netflix, CinemaNow, and depending on whether you're referring to NS-WBRDVD or NS-WBRDVD2 or NS-WBRDVD3 it might do Hulu or Vudu.
10223
I can't confirm whether it has HDCP per say however I can say that I have a PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox360, WiiU and Mac Mini all hooked up to it with no problems. The HDMI out is then routed into a Sony ES Receiver and then to a Sony Projector.
935545
Yes. HDMI audio from this card supports 7 channels 192/24. Also bit stream blue-ray HD audio.