What is an HDCP error?
HDCP or 'High Bandwidth Digital Contect Protection' is a signal standard designed to protect HD content from piracy and copying.
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HowToAV.tv takes a look at how HDCP works - and how it can cause compliancy problems, errors and a lack of picture displaying on your AV system.
HDCP works by the Transmitting device (or Source) sending a HDCP data signal to check that the Receiver (or Display) is also HDCP compliant.
If either devices on the system are not compliant, then a HDCP error is likely to occur.
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