is this HDCP compliant im getting errors when route my hdmis thru the avr to the tv but when I plug in correctly its fine
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Yes, it is, but it is possible that the HDMI unit is going bad. I'm on my second Denon in 6 years, and this seems to be an endemic problem. My 2113 is having serious sound problems and occasional video problems.
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There's no real reason that Denon would trap HDCP compliant video. I'm thinking you have a bum HDMI unit or maybe a bad cable? The Denon should pass all video including any encryption techniques. Unlike James, I've never had a bad unit but they're out there.
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The reciever depends on the back channel from the TV. I agree it probably requires an DDCP handshake. It is depending on the TV to decode and send audio etc on the back channel. My "TV" is actually an old school monitor with no back channel so I could never get this to work. I was hoping for a straight through switch from the HDMI so that I could send multiple sources to my TV and pull off the sound. I was not able to do this with my TV
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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.
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Dear Don, Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 Splitter. From the description you provided, it sounds like a possible HDCP issue. Could you please contact us at support@kinivo.com so that we may assist you?We look forward to hearing from you.Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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I hooked the PETHRV HDMI direct from my set top box HDMI connention to the Portta PETHRV HDMI and then hooked the component (G/B/R) plugs to the Hauppage HD PVR and recorded programs to my computer without any problem. Hope this helps. I use Arc Soft TotalMedia program to record to my computer.
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No this works the other way around. Look for an HDMI - AV converter...(make sure it has DHCP support)
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Thanks for your question. Ethernet will not convey via HDMI. Only audio and video. This is a fantastic sounding receiver. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
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HDCP is copy protection. I would try another source for HDMI... as it may be working fine and rejecting the content you are attempting to play.
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There is no direct mention of HDCP compliance in the user manual. I use this device with a Windows 8 pc in a dual screen setup and it works fine displaying all sorts of content. It is my understanding that all Windows 7 and 8 systems use HDCP encryption and this adapter has performed flawlessly.
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I am connecting a PC, XBOX360, PS3 and PS4 to 2 different 1080P screens. I don't know what the HDCP requirement is, but this is a passive switch that connects input port X to output port Y with possible duplication. Only issue so far is the remote control's distance is rather short, other than that its great.
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Firmware on both are up to date..This is the HDMI cable i'm using Monster Cable M2000HD M Series M2000 HDMI 2000 M - 8 feet i think the cable should be good enough but,i'll need to get a newer one just to make sure.
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Yes it is... But you have to adjust the FireWire setting from regular to HDV FireWire
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Assuming you are using a VGA port (you didn't specify how you plan to connect), just use a VGA cable as other reviewers suggest. VGA is an analog standard but can still support high resolution -- you might just see some minor signal degradation.HDCP as mentioned below could be an issue depending on the movie type -- if it's not DRM (rights management) you should be fine.
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Your cable might not be HDCP compatible. HDCP is the copyright protection protocol used by certain devices, and some HDMI cables that arent HDCP compliant will not work with those devices. Your cable will probably work with xbox 360, PS3, and upconvert dvd players but probably won't work with blu-ray, hd-dvd, and STBs if it isnt HDCP compliant. I've had this problem before.
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Isn't it a Bluray player...and I ran 60' of cat5 cable, and it is working fine.I think you may have a bad cable or port.Did you verify the cat5 cable with good a test meter?
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I got mine to work using the arc input. I tried all others and it would not work. Same hdmi cable just a different port on my tv/soundbar.
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Jeremy,Since this device converts HDMI to a standard definition analog signal there should be no issues with HDCP, which is to prevent HD digital to HD digital copying. If your 'older flat panel' is really SD then this is what you want. If your TV is HD capable, you'll want an HDMI to component (red, green, blue) or HDMI to DVI adapter (see HDFury.com). I am using the Sabrent to connect the zone 2 HDMI output of my Denon AVR to a DVD recorder that only has composite (yellow, red, black) and S-video inputs, and it works well.
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I have mine running though my Onkyo TX-SR705, which to my knowledge utilizes the HDCP handshake and never had any issues whatsoever. I get full 1080p video output as well as full high def audio without fail.