HDCP Not working with WMC/HTPC Protected Content, Tried DIPs, and clean program, Any Ideas? Works fine HDMI direct.
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Try using an HDMI Splitter. Signal from Source through HDMI Splitter, (1) out to HTPC. Voilà!
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HDCP works fine on mine, the only dip I remember setting was the far left one to the down position. Sometimes when tv first turns on takes a sec for HDCP to resolve, beyond that its just worked.
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I wonder whether the component video cable might be the key. Perhaps the user who had problems was using a composite cable instead. I'm about to order this receiver and try it with my component cable.
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Hdcp will get in the way, you will need to get a dvi to hdmi convert and but a hdmi to dvi cable and run audio separately into the converter then run hdmi out to capture non hdcp content. Ps4 you can turn it off btw. Hope this helps
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You have your HDMI plugged into the correct port? Make sure its on sat\cbl. It should work
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I beleive that HDCP stripping only occurs on port 4, I can confirm that it definitely strips this on unit.
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Media Center stores video in a proprietary (.wtv) format, not as a standard transport stream (.ts) file. The wondershare website is incredibly useless about what file formats it supports, so you'd have to install it and try dragging a .wtv file into it to see if it works. Which means it almost certainly won't. MC-TVConverter should work, but I haven't tried it. I second David Greifer's recommendation to get the HDHR; I use several of the non-cablecard units (http://www.amazon.com/SiliconDust-HDHomeRun-Compatible-Streaming-HDHR4-2US/dp/B00GY0UB54) and they work great.
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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.
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There is no direct mention of HDCP compliance in the user manual. I use this device with a Windows 8 pc in a dual screen setup and it works fine displaying all sorts of content. It is my understanding that all Windows 7 and 8 systems use HDCP encryption and this adapter has performed flawlessly.
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Try to check if you are at the right corresponding HDMI input. If that doesn't work try to go to > System preference > displays > click the HDMI output.Hope this work cause mine works fine.
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HDMI 3 solved the "issue" for me - never saw it again once I used that input. I also do have Anynet function turned on and my TV remote controls my Receiver. When I used HDMI 1 and switched source on my receiver, I saw the "STB Button" message all of the the time.
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Your cable might not be HDCP compatible. HDCP is the copyright protection protocol used by certain devices, and some HDMI cables that arent HDCP compliant will not work with those devices. Your cable will probably work with xbox 360, PS3, and upconvert dvd players but probably won't work with blu-ray, hd-dvd, and STBs if it isnt HDCP compliant. I've had this problem before.
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I have come to the conclusion after much research that our adversary in these usability concerns is indeed HDCP (Hi Definition Copy Protection). The answer in my case is to buy a new HDCP compliant display, which is not something I am willing to do. I have no intention of buying a new display until the one I already have fails. I am unable to ascertain from my manual which version of HDCP the Toshiba HD A3 supports. From my research the only function HDCP provides for me is the inability to watch every SD DVD I have tried in anything other than 480p. Since AACS has been cracked there is no need any more for HDCP, because the copy can now be done digitally 1:1 which more harmful for the industry than any analog threat. All HDCP is doing anymore is interfering with my fair use of my equipment.
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Not sure on this one but if you can settle for a 1x2 splitter I just received a "2 port 1x2 hdmi splitter v 1.3 compatible c1.4 3d 1080p switcher 5 8 ps3 xbox360 DVD blue- ray" today (March 18) and it does bypass the HDCP on my ps4. I'm using an elgato game capture.
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Several years ago (2010?) HDCP became mandatory for player output of HD video and that requires HDMI. Therefore, no relatively recent BD player can do what you want. The only solution would be an external box that supports HDMI w/HDCP and outputs RGB. I suggest you go to a forum such as "AVS Forum" and ask for advice in the CRT projector sub-forum. Those guys have/had to deal with the same issue.PS. There used to be a converter box available from the Far East that was referred to as a "Moome" box, don't know whether it's still available or if there's something else. Several years ago (2010?) HDCP became mandatory for player output of HD video and that requires HDMI. Therefore, no relatively recent BD player can do what you want. The only solution would be an external box that supports HDMI w/HDCP and outputs RGB. I suggest you go to a forum such as "AVS Forum" and ask for advice in the CRT projector sub-forum. Those guys have/had to deal with the same issue.PS. There used to be a converter box available from the Far East that was referred to as a "Moome" box, don't know whether it's still available or if there's... » Read More Several years ago (2010?) HDCP became mandatory for player output of HD video and that requires HDMI. Therefore, no relatively recent BD player can do what you want. The only solution would be an external box that supports HDMI w/HDCP and outputs RGB. I suggest you go to a forum such as "AVS Forum" and ask for advice in the CRT projector sub-forum. Those guys have/had to deal with the same issue.PS. There used to be a converter box available from the Far East that was referred to as a "Moome" box, don't know whether it's still available or if there's something else. « Show Less
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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.
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I have mine running though my Onkyo TX-SR705, which to my knowledge utilizes the HDCP handshake and never had any issues whatsoever. I get full 1080p video output as well as full high def audio without fail.
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I gave mine away because it was too slow. In any case after connecting the HDMI cable to your tv it should load the application screen. You may need to return the item if you can't make it work. I agree with downloading XBMC though. did not try it without it.