James Richard Tyrer wrote:
I note that this also applies to DVI digital connections as well.
The issue that has been raised in the trade press is whether this
requirement also applies to HDCP *input* (and possibly digital DVI) with
those resolutions. If this is true, then in the near future all video
cards will need to be capable of HDCP encrypted output. I have looked
at the license and I don't immediately see that it contains such a
requirement. The only requirement appears to be for devices that could
be considered to be "repeaters" that if they receive HDCP input that any
digital output generated above the stated resolutions be HDCP encrypted.
I see nothing that would forbid a device from accepting unencrypted
HDMI as input and outputting encrypted HDMI.
if this turns out to be correct, then we may have to start the
OpenLCDController project or something, which would replace the board in
the monitor that controls the LCD or plasma or whatever.
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