Dieter wrote:
http://www.edn.com/article/CA6413792.html?nid=2431&rid=926513285
This indicates that monitors and TVs might not accept an
unencrypted video signal over HDMI -- that it would have to be HDCP
encrypted.
I think Rako is a bit confused.
I agree that some of what was said doesn't quite add up.
There is no reason for a display to not accept a HDCP-less signal.
I agree, but this isn't the question.
There may be displays out there that behave this way, but it wouldn't
be the first time a bug or misfeature made it out the door.
It is certainly a misfeature unless the HDCP license requires it.
The article states:
The Mitsubishi LT-46231 DVI input starts looking for HDCP at
resolutions higher than 1280×720 pixels.
Can we determine if this is true.
I also wonder about this:
http://www.boingboing.net/2006/02/12/only_big_companies_p.html
This clearly states that White Box computers won't be able to play
HD-DVDs. This makes even less sense since this I thought that this was
a software issue and there is no way Vista is going to know who
assembled your system -- drivers are for components, not for the entire
system.
--
JRT
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