Does the device handle HDCP?
798323
What is exactly the question? Or what is the exact thing you like to do. Do you want find out if it takes the HDCP off the HDMI or of it keeps it on so that you can not copy the HDMI signals?Best Reinhard
798324
It handles the hdcp handshake for one of those fruity set top hd devices(!). I don't have all hdcp compliant devices through the full path to my projector. So I used this to convert the hdmi over to hd component. It works great!!
187691
Not at the moment. I hope that this will be expanded in firmware updates, but at the moment I believe it just operates with ustream.
290303
Hi Emanuele, yes it supports HDMI 2.0 which increases bandwidth from 10.2 Gbps to 18 Gbps.
1306833
No you can't, but you can plug a roku into the HDMI and plug the USB drive into it and watch it that way
1233463
You cannot - it can only record the show in the resolution in which it is broadcast (HD or SD).
1739973
No it does not. I just recieved mine today and does not strip HDCP. Total loss today...the war is not lost though!
602243
read up on HDCP, and see the top review below. This may not work because of DRM.
324028
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.
135375
No. This device is only to capture video to present at the present moment. Enables u to capture not burn. And captures only unencrypted video - unlike bluray which is encrypted. In other words not a burning device but capture to show device. Still a best device easy to install and use for taking in real-time (SD, HD capturing).
1223054
The device complies with HDCP copy protection so it will not work if copy protection flags are present in the digital signal. This is likely the case with all or much ofd the material transmitted via Direct TV but feel free to check with them. Even analog may be protected. Again check with Direct TV.
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.
1002235
Unless a monitor has a TV tuner I don't see how (or why) it would have HDCP support. This technology would be in the PC itself, not the monitor.
144021
Yes, however you will need an HDCP stripper device ViewHD 2 Port 1x2 Powered HDMI Mini Splitter for 1080P & 3D | VHD-1X2MN3DThis will work perfectly
958923
Hello, not sure, suggest you contact HD tech for more info on this question.
670079
what about netflix, etc? they all still work? can you hook an hdd up to use as dvr storage since the cloud no longer functions?
2086094
No this works the other way around. Look for an HDMI - AV converter...(make sure it has DHCP support)
2099702
The emulator does not display anything so it has no reason to support HDCP. The emulator is used to trick Mac Minis into thinking a real monitor is attached so the Mac will provide an HD display that can be seen via VNC. But I believe the Mac understands that VNC does not represent an HDCP compliant device and will therefore not provide an HDCP signal to it, regardless of whether any monitor attached to the Mac supports HDCP. I think displaying HD video via VNC would be an unsatisfactory experience in any case.