HDCP – or High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection – has now been released as version 2.2, specifically for 4K UHD content.
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The HowToAV team finds out more about HDCP 2.2 and compatibility with existing and future AV systems…
HDCP (or High definition Digital Content Protection) is a digital content protection technology developed by Intel to help prevent copying of digital AV content - and, therefore, reduce piracy of movies and video content from DVD, BluRay, digital streaming, etc by connecting a recording device into an AV system.
The latest version - HDCP 2.2 - has been developed to support high frame rate movies, which will include Ultra HD / 4K which we're going to see more and more of over the next couple of years as UHD content becomes more commonly available.
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