Does this unit have support for HDCP 2.2?
168604
No it does not.I guess sony didnt seem fit to add that feature to its line up of 2014 receivers.I think the new onkyo receivers have it though,but i dont like onkyo because their receivers are just to big and bulky,i love sony.The sony menu system is more user friendly.
168605
No, There are currently no Sony recievers on the market that support HDCP 2.2. There is an Onkyo, but even it only has 1 port dedicated to it. The STR-ZA1000ES will support HDCP 2.2 but it is not available yet. Luckly right now there isn't very much content that supports HDCP 2.2. but it will become a problem later if you trying to future proof your system. They will be able to update the HDMI firmware but the hdcp is not backwards compatible due that the current hardware was not designed for it yet. Honestly, I would wait. They starting to roll out HDCP 2.2 Receivers soon, beats worrying about it later. Hope that helps.
168606
No, There are currently no Sony recievers on the market that support HDCP 2.2. There is an Onkyo, but even it only has 1 port dedicated to it. The STR-ZA1000ES will support HDCP 2.2 but it is not available yet. Luckly right now there isn't very much content that supports HDCP 2.2. but it will become a problem later if you trying to future proof your system. They will be able to update the HDMI firmware but the hdcp is not backwards compatible due that the current hardware was not designed for it yet. Honestly, I would wait. They starting to roll out HDCP 2.2 Receivers soon, beats worrying about it later. Hope that helps. No, There are currently no Sony recievers on the market that support HDCP 2.2. There is an Onkyo, but even it only has 1 port dedicated to it. The STR-ZA1000ES will support HDCP 2.2 but it is not available yet. Luckly right now there isn't very much content that supports HDCP 2.2. but it will become a problem later if you trying to future proof your system. They will be able to update the HDMI firmware but the hdcp is not backwards compatible due that the current hardware was not designed for it yet. Honestly, I would wait. They starting to roll out HDCP 2.2 Receivers soon, beats worrying... » Read More No, There are currently no Sony recievers on the market that support HDCP 2.2. There is an Onkyo, but even it only has 1 port dedicated to it. The STR-ZA1000ES will support HDCP 2.2 but it is not available yet. Luckly right now there isn't very much content that supports HDCP 2.2. but it will become a problem later if you trying to future proof your system. They will be able to update the HDMI firmware but the hdcp is not backwards compatible due that the current hardware was not designed for it yet. Honestly, I would wait. They starting to roll out HDCP 2.2 Receivers soon, beats worrying about it later. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1704628
This unit does not work with HD/DVR's. Only for regular regular/dvr recievers.
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The HDMI on this board is not quaranteed to support HDCP although it seems to work most of the time. If it a problem I would recommend installing a video card designed for what you are doing. Also be sure the cable and screen you are using is complient. They can cause problems as well.
602243
read up on HDCP, and see the top review below. This may not work because of DRM.
944467
Ken, did you find a cable that supports HDCP Handshaking? I've not gotten this cable to work with AppleTV, looking for alternative. Anyone?
43103
To watch protcteted HD video, your whole hardware and software chain have to be HDCP compliant, you may still be able to watch HD content but you will be reduced to a lower resolution. And for one thing, if your video card is stock, I can almost guarantee it is not HDCP compliant. And you also need the right software to be able to convert for HDCP. When you plug in your monitor through one of the cables you specify, vista will tell you what resolutions it can support.
1760905
My unit is working fine, no support problems. I have a dvd karoke unit, roku, tvpad, appletv and dvd/vcr recorder all connected to it.
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I believe you should be able to. You might want a splitter to remove HDCP. That will guarantee that it will work. Otherwise, I'm not sure but positive.
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HDMI Ports (HDCP compliance for HDCP content support) USB Port (Photo Playback) AV In (Composite) Port Component Input PC In Port PC Audio Port
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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.
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I'm not sure, I record with dtv hddvr and haven't had any hdcp issues playing back with any tvs. Viz sharp Sam
1248273
No. This unit has a 1366x768 (HD) display, 16:9 aspect ratio, Supports 720p content. Hope that helps you out. Have a nice day.
1014265
My push2tv claimed to have firmware 2.4.3 out of the box. My HDX saw the device, but connecting timed out. I had to "upgrade" the firmware to 2.4.19 for it to work. I haven't tried 2.4.26 (the latest available on the Netgear web site, which makes the 2.4.3 claim suspicious).
758377
I don't know. I gave up on this and bought a Grace Digital GDI-IR2600. Big improvement.
23839
I beleive that HDCP stripping only occurs on port 4, I can confirm that it definitely strips this on unit.
1752823
Sorry, I purchased the product thinking I could use it as a USB 2.0 cable adaptor, since the literature says it is backwards compatible, but the input is a USB 3.0 jack, so I have to get an adaptor for the cable I need to use. It is still in its packaging. My use will be very specific if I get it working and I doubt I will be using it for hdcp content. Hopefully Amazon will read this answer and ask someone else.
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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