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That's the part that I don't get. You cannot "cap" HDCP. For HDCP to work in the monitor you need some circuitry to handle the protocol, this is independent of the resolution of the content or the size of the display. When encrytion is on all the bits received are XORed with a pseudorandom bit...

I actually use one of those cables at work to connect the monitor to the transmitter I'm testing. At this point if I see somebody saying that the monitor doesn't support 1080p I say there's a problem with the setup, most likely the transmitter. Since I don't have any HD-DVD player (yet) to test...

Vissione, If you had done a search on HDCP in this same thread you would have found my post (#267, page 14) where I clearly state that HDCP is fully supported by this monitor in all resolutions over the DVI connector. As I mention before HDCP only works over digital connections and for this...

No thehum, HDCP doesn't downscale the video; that's another misconception. HDCP sole function is to authenticate transmitters (video cards) and receivers (displays) and make sure that they are both valid devices. IF they are both valid then images can be sent encrypted through the link. That's...

Hi all, this is my first post here yay!! I've been following this thread for a while when deciding to buy this monitor or not. I had to give out the monitor/TV I was using at work and I needed a replacement. Since I work with content protection stuff I needed a monitor that was HDCP...