The problem with HDCP in general is that half the time people who just use their new stuff, whether it's Blu Ray player, game console, AV receiver for surround sound,etc; they end up getting screwed over by HDCP, instead of the people who deserve it. Funny how that works...

@420sakura1

5 жыл бұрын

DRM the a nutshell.

@e5m956

3 жыл бұрын

Yea Netflix wont show 4k for me but I can easily pirate it. Yes my entire system is HDCP 2.2 compliant and both the Netflix app or Edge browser just wont show any UltraHD for me. Frustrating as a paying customer of the 4k netflix service I can go on a torrent site and get the 4k content for free and it works.... So much bullshit. The copyright protection screws over the paying customer but doesn't stop piracy.

"and, therefore, reduce piracy of movies and video content" its funny that you said that, because it has the complete opposite effect. I want to watch 4k netflix and gladly pay for their service but almost none of the monitors have hdcp 2.2 so piracy is my only choice.

@HenryTheBoilermaker3rdYear

4 жыл бұрын

Wrong! You can play 4k movies on netflix app from microsoft store. I have a 4k monitor that doesn't have HDCP and I was able to play 4k movies from the windows 10 netflix app. Also you must install HEVC extension from microsoft store to make 4K netflix work.

@tenhoandersson

3 жыл бұрын

netflix still doesn't allow 1440p monitor owners to watch in 1440p/4k

Thank you for the video. It was helpful. keep up the great work. BTW, have more videos. cheers!

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

+Shahinur Rashid Many thanks for your feedback - more videos are on their way very shortly! And do let us know if there are any subjects you'd particularly like us to cover...

Will never stop piracy.

@gkirts

7 жыл бұрын

Do you see a lot of 4k content for free? If so let me know as well LOL.

@eagle___empire3175

7 жыл бұрын

ALot? No.... There isnt alot yet but you can find plenty on KODI

@eagle___empire3175

7 жыл бұрын

Plug ins are part of Kodi..... But yeah there is NO illgeal content...Wink,Wink

@eagle___empire3175

7 жыл бұрын

What the hell are you talking about?

@eagle___empire3175

7 жыл бұрын

My point is Skynet, Exodus, Maverick all exist. You can watch them all on Kodi. Im not sure what you're saying

This is why the industry is trying to push 4k so hard. They are just trying to take control of everything. I'm not buying it.

@Shaker4x4

6 жыл бұрын

AmbSwizag I posted in comments. Save some cash, buy an entry level HDCP 2.2 HDR TV such as Samsung 7000 series, just so you get a better screen, contrasts, and refresh rates, but the 1080p Bluray players are all going to 4K as the standard now, and cheap 1080p players aren't so good any more. So grab a good one if you can, and use an A/V with 4K upscaling unless the player has upscaling, and you can configure your hardware setup to get that 4K to the TV. It's not the ultimate solution, but how big is your room, and screen size, and how much resolution do you need for that screen size? That's where being realistic comes into play, and leaving your money in your pocket. They can keep their HDCP, players, and disks. Like you, I won't buy into it, and won't for as long as I can until my hardware begins to fail dammit... It's such a shame to miss out on something that could have been, but is just too unrealistic to force onto consumers this crap. Then they'll go HDCP 2.3, and everyone will need to upgrade all their hardware when they upgrade one thing in the hardware chain. Rediculous. Yep, just don't buy it. If everyone rejects it, it can't enter the market can it. But if 2000 people are happy to pay $20 for a Big Mac, then that's the cost that they will thrust upon others for profit. Don't pay it, don't play it. Don't be one of those 2000 people that ruin it for everyone else I say.

I have an Xbox One X which displays 4K for gaming and 4K Blu-ray. So to receive the highest quality 4K signal I need to use my HDCP 2.2 HDMI (instead of HDMI 2.0a) port to connect my Xbox through? (Sony 55XE9305 )

I've got a 1080ti, windows 10 and a Sony 2017 high end TV that I'm looking to run at 2160p. I've just bought a juiceEBits 7m 2.2m cable off amazon. How can I tell it's working?

I having SAPPHIRE RADEON RX 470 4GD5 Mining Graphic Card 11256-35-10G which only one port which is HDCP ,can i attach it on my LCD Monitor. kindly suggest me any adapter or cable

Of course what you don't say is that it would in theory be very simple to upgrade your old system with HDCP 2.2. However, as companies are greedy, they force you to upgrade to "new" devices instead of supporting the old ones for "security" reasons.

Please advise what's new in hdcp 2.3 compared to hdcp 2.2.

I have spphire Rx 470 it is having only one port which is HDCP can HDMI splitter work on this graphic card can I get Display on my monitor plz help

I got a UHD tv and a 4K Roku device and a HDMI cable and my roku says (x 4K content protection(HDCP 2.2), What is going on :(

My tv manufacturer advised me to tell my cable provider to disable my HDCP 2.2 setting as I can't get any audio when watching cable channels. Are they forbidden to do that? I just bought a Element UHD 4K and can only stream. Thoughts?

so how do you strip hdcp 2.2?

Hi! HDCP 2.2 not only plagues TVs, but they also plague computers. I am wondering if you know if the Radeon Pro 460 GPU on the current MacBook Pro 15" 2016 model has HDCP 2.2 compliance or not? I wanted it to be future proof in watching Netflix 4K in the future. The problem is the Skylake processor is not equipped with HDCP 2.2. So I hope that the AMD GPU will have HDCP 2.2 support. I do not want to wait until Kaby Lake comes out which the Kaby Lake is going to have native HDCP 2.2. Another problem is Macbook pro 2016 uses DisplayPort 1.2 which according to the general knowledge, displayport 1.2 is not HDCP 2.2 compatible. So I wonder if I connect the MacBook to a 4K HDCP 2.2 TV will the 4K content in the Macbook display on the TV? (assuming the GPU is HDCP 2.2 compliant). Only Disaply Port 1.3 is HDCP 2.2 supported that I know. Thank you very much! Please help me.

Morning Sir, My aim is to buy a LGOLED48cx8LC tv with 2.1 hdmi ports 4 K hdr 120 fps 2020 model to connect a Xbox Séries X unit. How to know hdcp compatibility between the console and the tv ? on user manual ? Where may I find or check this information before making my purchase ? Yours Faithfully

Hi do I need this as I want to buy a monitor for my PS4 pro but I don't no if it won't work if I don't have hdcp 2.2

@HowToAVtv

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Dylan and thanks for your question. You're right; as the PS4 Pro now delivers 4k UHD, the HDMI signal will be HDCP2.2. Therefore, you're either going to need a HDCP2.2 supported TV/display screen or, if you only have a HD TV, you could use a HDCP converter such as the CYP XA-HDCP shop.cie-group.com/shop/av-distribution_19/hdmi_1023/hdmi-test-equipment_1031/hdcp--colour-bandwidth-converter-with-hdmi-repeater-uhd-hdcp22-hdmi_23164.php Keep viewing and keep sharing! The HowToAV Team

Hi, I just recently bought a 2018 Sony X930e should I buy a HDCP 2.2 port or is there’s already a HDCP 2.2 input on the tv ? I know so little about this, please help

@HowToAVtv

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Shawnee and thanks for your message. Just taken a look at the specification for the X930E and it confirms that all 4 HDMI inputs are HDCP2.2.

@shawneec1111

6 жыл бұрын

Okay , I just check and I finally got my answer. Thank you so much :)

Hi. If i have 2.2 can it handle 4K HDR Deep color imput 60hz? And color format RGB

@HowToAVtv

6 жыл бұрын

Confirmed - yes it can.

@Makenkontit

6 жыл бұрын

HowToAV.tv Alright thx for information!

BROTHER, I AM FACING AN ISSUE WHICH NOBODY IS ABLE TO TRACK. PLEASE HELP ME RESOLVING IT. My TV is bravia Sony 4k and av is onkyo tx nr 676 and playing with Apple TV 4k. When I play something hd with no Dolby Atmos or vision, it is fine but when I play something like the Transformers The last Knight, suddenly on the top of my TV appears HDMI/ARC Stereo 3420*2196. It it doesn't disappear. Because of this 25% of the display stay occupied. A lot of People tried but no one could resolve it. I believe you are the only hope. Now I give you some description about connections I did to get Dolby Atmos. I connected ultra premium hi speed belkin hdmi cable between Apple TV and onkyo amplifier. And from amplifier I connected via HDMI ARC ON ONKYO AND HDMI ARC ON TV. But the HDMI ARC cable i used between TV and onkyo is around 4 years old belkin hdmi cable. Is cable the main problem as TV support HDR but Apple TV box is having hard time to set it to HDR. NEED YOUR REPLY SOON BROTHER. Regards/Farook

Do the converters, HDCP 2.2 to 1.4 HDMI Converter, that i see on Amazon work? My receiver is not HDCP 2.2 compatible, its only a year old and I don't want to replace it so soon.

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

Good morning Eric and thanks for your message. We can't speak for individual products, but there are definitely HDCP 2.2 converters now on the market which will convert the signal to previous HDCP versions. We recommend the CYP XA-HDCP, available here: www.cie-group.com/shop/av-distribution_19/hdmi_1023/hdmi-test-equipment_1031/hdcp--colour-bandwidth-converter-with-hdmi-repeater-uhd-hdcp22-hdmi_23164.php

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7 жыл бұрын

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My Samsung 4k tv has hdcp 1.4 but my ps4 pro is working normally, how?

@MrZero-tw1dn

6 жыл бұрын

HDCP isn't turned on by default in PS4 system settings. You can leave it that way. However, for some video features like 4K Blu Rays and Netflix, you must turn HDCP on and then, if your TV is old, you will get a black image.

I have a 4k Samsung monitor but it doesn't support HDCP 2.2, is there something i can buy to make it support hdcp 2.2?

@predator7703

7 жыл бұрын

yes there is you need to buy a HDCP 2.2 to 1.4 converter, that is if you have HDCP 1.4.

@HowToAVtv

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Ariel and thanks for your message. The CYP XA-HDCP converts HDCP2.2 signals to a lower HDCP format enabling AV content to be easily integrated into a system which uses non-HDCP2.2 compliant devices, thus eliminating the need to upgrade all devices in the signal path to be HDCP2.2 compliant. Available here: shop.cie-group.com/shop/av-distribution_19/hdmi_1023/hdmi-test-equipment_1031/hdcp--colour-bandwidth-converter-with-hdmi-repeater-uhd-hdcp22-hdmi_23164.php

hello, i wanna see in 4k in netflix in my pc i have an hdmi cable, i need another cable wich is hdcp, wich means that i have to use 2 cables?? or i just have to change cables??

@HowToAVtv

3 жыл бұрын

You don't need a separate cable - HDCP is embedded within the HDMI signal.

@redscul129

3 жыл бұрын

@@HowToAVtv hello, amazing you responded, well... then i just have to change cables, big thanks

If I have a Playstation 3 and I want to buy a 4K TV, for example a Samsung UE55KS7005 or a Sony KD-55X8505C, will I be able to play games, on my Playstation 3 and be able to see it on my new 4K TV? The reason I am asking, is because I have read around the net, that some people are getting black screens, after they have updated their tv :)

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

Technically the PS3 should be able to connect into a new 4K UHDTV and display a 1080 picture. However, there are reports of consumers having problems with all sorts of TV’s and video sources when interfacing into new 4K televisions. These problems can be caused by incorrect implementations of HDCP in the firmware of the televisions and input video sources. Firmware updates mainly fix problems but can add new issues when upgrading. When purchasing a new 4K TV you first will need to ensure that it is HDCP 2.2 compliant. There are 4K televisions being advertised on the market but are not HDCP 2.2 complaint. See our video for further detail here- kzread.info/dash/bejne/pamrksODZ6y7fM4.html When purchasing a new TV we would recommend, if possible, selecting a product that has mixture of HDMI inputs with HDCP 2.2 and HDCP 1.x compatibilty.

@laurenlaird4347

6 жыл бұрын

HowToAV.tv I am one of those that bought a new Sony Bravia X900e 4K UHD TV and Xbox 360 gets a "secure HDCP LINK" error message and Tv won't even recognize my PS3 when it's turned on. I've tried everything. HDMI splitter, unplugging and plugging back in, resetting video output on PS3. Im at a lost. Are you saying I just need to get a new 2.2 Compliant HDMI and it should work? I just want to watch my DVD's in 1080p and I can't! 🙄 beyond frustrated.

We have a Sony 4k 3d XBR-65x900A TV with HDCP2.1 port and a Samsung UBD-K8500 4k 3d Player with HCCP2.2 and just want to be able to watch 4k movies on the Sony tv, any way possible, without having to buy a new tv?

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

This HDCP 2.2 downscaler should do the trick Ralph: www.cie-group.com/shop/av-distribution_19/hdmi_1023/hdmi-test-equipment_1031/hdcp--colour-bandwidth-converter-with-hdmi-repeater-uhd-hdcp22-hdmi_23164.php

How do I tell if my tv has HDCP ?

@HowToAVtv

7 жыл бұрын

Good morning Dillon and thanks for your question! If your TV has one or more HDMI inputs, then it will definitely be HDCP compliant. If it's HD resolution (as opposed to UHD) then it will be HDCP version 1.4. If it is a 4K UHD TV then depending on the age of the device, it should be HDCP 2.2 (if it's relatively new), but check the manufacturer's specification just to be sure, especially if it's a more than a year or two old). Thanks for watching and keep viewing / sharing! The HowToAV Team

So how can I be certain that the tv supports hdcp2.2 so that I won't waste my money when I buy a 4k tv in the near future?

@HowToAVtv

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely must check the specification Lucas - either check online or ask the sales advisor before purchasing.

So can you still view torrented videos via USB through HDCP 2.2?

@speedyboishan87

7 жыл бұрын

Bargeonin Most likely no as HDCP 2.2 will most likely have Cineavia which most DVD's and Blurays now have, older DVD's and Blurays are being re-released with Cineavia, though there would be no mention of this on the disc or packaging.

i am going to buy new 4K tv , i dont see HDCP 2.2 in any of specs of TV ( at least on currys pc world ) even if they are top of end. How to chose then 4k tv which will be compatible with future 4k disc player??

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

+Muhammad Imran Thanks for yoyur message Muhammed. It is imperative that if you're looking to buy a 4k TV that you ensure it supports HDCP 2.2. I would be very surprised to find any UHD TVs on the market (certainly from trusted brnads /retailers) that aren't 2.2 complaint. Check with your retailer before purchasing.

@dmi208

8 жыл бұрын

+HowToAV.tv Does HDMI 2.0 is same as HDCP 2.2 , as even top of specs TV like SONY BRAVIA KD85X9505BBAEP Smart 3D Ultra HD , dont have mentioning of HDCP 2.2. I checked at currys.co.uk. so how to check before buying 4k TV that it has HDCP 2.2 option.or not ??

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

Hi Muhammad - we were amazed to find that there are so many products not listing it in their specifications! (particularly high end/high spec. products such as the BRAVIA you've been looking at!) However, we've done some research and have found the following statement from Sony: 'For 4K Ultra HD TV released in 2014: The HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 terminals of all Sony 4K Ultra HD TVs support the HDCP 2.2 protocol.' See this link us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/44455/~/is-my-4k-ultra-hd-tv-compatible-with-hdcp-2.2%3F We'll see if we can find any more info for you. Sorry it's not a simple answer - but do stick with our recommendation that unles you can confirm it's HDCP2.2, don't buy it!

@HowToAVtv

8 жыл бұрын

We've found an official specification for the BRAVIA you're looking at and it also confirms that this product supports HDCP 2.2

How can i crack it? Does an HDMI splitter still bypass it?

@willstigliani

8 жыл бұрын

Once HDCP 2.2 is a hardware implementation, there is no way to crack it. To play UHD HDCP-protected content, all devices in the chain should be compatible with HDCP 2.2, or the resolution will be downscaled t 1080p ( or even cut down). Also, DCP (company that regulates the HDCP implementation) is being more restrictive to manufacturers, cranking lawsuits against any company that goes against its regulations.

@LiEnby

8 жыл бұрын

+Willian Stigliani Ahem.. Alll DRM is crackable m8 ALL DRM GETS CRACKED i dont wanna see this BS in game consoles if i see that happen i will look into cracking it for sure

@LiEnby

7 жыл бұрын

Anthony Smart Lets make the world a better and DRMFREE place.

@gkirts

7 жыл бұрын

But it is not hardware implementation and as a matter of fact, the video signal is stopped by the software.

@LiEnby

7 жыл бұрын

gkirts Great.. all you need to do is find some device with HDCP 2.2 compliance but 0 protection on the software itself and boom HDCP 2.2 cracked

Old Tv is fine

2.3 is out on PS4

HDCP = High-bandwidth Digital Copy Protection!

If there's anything to be learned from things leaking onto the internet, it's that you can't stop it. That's why HDCP has, is and will always be absolutely ineffectual. All it takes is one person to be able to copy and share a movie for HDCP to be rendered useless. I don't condone piracy, I just hate being prevented from watching 4K movies because my 4K computer monitor or TV doesn't have the latest HDCP.

It's high definition copy protection.

I have to replace a 4K TV that has HDCP 2.0 with a new TV that had HDCP 2.2 for my 4K satellite pay TV and for my 4K bluray player.

@johnmellor932

5 жыл бұрын

You don't. You need an hdcp converter.

It's this something I need to be concerned about with PS5/Xbox Series X?

@KiLLED5639

3 жыл бұрын

The current HDCP right now as of 2020 is HDCP 2.3. As for a new device like the PS5, you won't have to worry about it. But if you have and old 4k tv or old HDMI cables, then you'll have to check online if they're HDCP 2.3 compatible. Anything before 2018 is not HDCP 2.3 compatible. I just recently learned about HDCP and realized I bought my PS4 Pro 2 years ago, my 4K tv last year, and a 4k compatible HDMI and my 4K blue ray player this year. So I'm all set as far as HDCP compliant. The only thing I think you have to watch out for is when the new HDCP compliance comes out and you have to buy a new device to replace an older one.

@KarthikSankaran

3 жыл бұрын

@@KiLLED5639 thanks man!

my got in 2015 got hdcp2.0 is 4k tv want get one off new 4k blue ray ultral player want now bee fine or have send my tv back is lg model 40jl9100_zq

Depressing music

@silvertube52

5 жыл бұрын

Almost as depressing as HDCP

HDCP 2.2 is supposed to work fine with 1080p, but when I tried it, didn't work. I was HDMI cables that are both HDCP 2.2 compliant going into my Avermedia capture card, and I got no signal. Half the time I don't even record the PC. I just use the capture card to output my PC to the TV, so I don't have take another HDMI input out of only three. I feel like with HDCP 2.2, anything you use that has go through an output, such as an AV Receiver, it has to support this new standard. Otherwise, older equipment potentially might work. Fuck you Intel. Sit on these two middle fingers and spin.

@Jayrod64

7 жыл бұрын

You have click the text that says "Read more"

HDCP seems like a nightmare so any Tv with HDMI 2.2 not being able to be backward compatible with a lot 4K devices 🤦🏽

so pissed by this technology. i spent a lot of money buying a 4k tv and my ps4 pro wont play 4k content. then i get an error saying your tv is not hdcp 2.2. is there any solution ? or am i just stuck with my tv? someone please put some light. it would be really nice to get some reply

@HowToAVtv

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Aksay - the solution to this problem is to use a HDCP2.2 converter such as this: shop.cie-group.com/shop/av-distribution_19/hdmi_1023/hdmi-test-equipment_1031/hdcp--colour-bandwidth-converter-with-hdmi-repeater-uhd-hdcp22-hdmi_23164.php It will convert the HDCP2.2 from your PS4 Pro to a lower HDCP format compatible with your TV. The HowToAV team

@Akshay-vq1uv

6 жыл бұрын

thanks a lot mate. appreciate it. :)

@Siliccan

6 жыл бұрын

HowToAV.tv ... And said lower versions have been completely cracked (even freakin 2.2 is cracked lol) This shit is useless for stopping piracy

@johnmellor932

5 жыл бұрын

@@HowToAVtv But what about the other way around? My TV is 2.2 compliant. But I run everything from my PC which has a 4k supported graphics card. Unfortunately the HDMI output of the GPU is 1.4. So can I convert my TV to 1.4? Or can I convert the 1.4 signal up to 2.2 before it reaches the TV with a converter?

Piracy is the answer. Those companies don't seem to understand something, that's why piracy is the answer.

Annndd its already cracked. Funny since there's barely anything even using it and its ALLREADY cracked >->

As a computer buyer HDCP restricts me. No reason for me to want it.

HDCP = high-bandwidth digital content protection

Yea hdcp seems like a crock of shit to me. I haven't had an issue with it, but if I ever do, the first thing im doing is going to piracy. By the way nice video.

Australia is about to introduce 4k tv via satellite Foxtel. I have had it installed for a 1 0ct kick off but the installer told me it wont work because my Hisense 4k tv (paid $4000 !!!!) isn't compliant . Hisense cant upgrade the firmware. I am praying a stripper from HDCP2.2 to 1.4 works or I ave shot myself in the foot through no fault of my own

The fight against piracy, and associated costs, are passed onto the consumer. It is of great concern for consumers, once HDCP 2.2 is broken, that device compatibility will suffer, and the saga will keep going round, and round, costing consumers more every time they release a new HDCP version into our devices. We as consumers don't want to carry this burden, and not everyone can afford to keep upgrading their hardware. Piracy can't be stopped, but if a movie is a realistic price, and consumers can go and buy a quality disk without the hassle of pirating, then sales remain steady. But because of HDCP, I will save my money, keep my A/V Receiver with 4k upscaling, and settle for a plain 1080p Bluray player. 1080p disks are common, and cheaper than 4K UHD disks. Sure I'll miss out on UHD & HDR, but I won't pay premium prices on hardware with copy bullshit inbuilt, that will lock me out later down the track, even before I am due to upgrade. It's a real concern, and they can keep their 4K UHD disks, and players. FYI, I also boycott made in China as much as possible, and avoid buying made in US where postage is sky high internationally, and unviable to proceed. I am a folder, not a scruncher. I own a TX-NR818, and was considering the move across to class D amplification, with HDR pass-through, and purchasing a 4K UHD Player, but this HDCP crap puts me right off. No sale here. I won't jump on this ridiculous round-a-bout and stick to 1080p upscaling as I said. The 4K UHD disks can stay on the shelf! It's like having to authenticate a PC game via some form of unwanted, and inconvenient means before it will let you play it, and when that service disappears, you can't play that game any more, and you have to upgrade everything if you want to play the next game release. For real?

Because big business cannot and will not ever trust people. To them money is everything

Hdcp is bs! I’ve had a uhd player for three years but my old 4K tv wouldn’t support HDCP2,2 so i couldn’t enjoy the full benefits, I had to buy an entirely new TV. Screw this industry that punishes those who still try to buy the official products.

It just makes it difficult for people and another way for them to sell tech at higher costs. It's just pure nonsense.