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HDCP support question...

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So I've been looking at monitors and I noticed that some monitors will say specifically DVI HDCP supported but I dont think I've seen many that state HDMI HDCP supported...is it a given that HDCP is supported over any HDMI connection? Specifically I was looking at this monitor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824001552

Which has two HDMI ports but no where does it state either one is HDCP. I watch a lot of digital content via network tuners/WMC so its kind of important

Thanks in advance
 
maademperor said:
So I've been looking at monitors and I noticed that some monitors will say specifically DVI HDCP supported but I dont think I've seen many that state HDMI HDCP supported...is it a given that HDCP is supported over any HDMI connection? Specifically I was looking at this monitor: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824001552

Which has two HDMI ports but no where does it state either one is HDCP. I watch a lot of digital content via network tuners/WMC so its kind of important

Thanks in advance
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I'm pretty sure HDMI does not guarantee support for HDCP but I would be surprised if that monitor did not support it. However, that monitor is out of stock so you may want to look for something else anyways.
 
thanks, I figure you are right as I have a TV that has 3 hdmi outputs but only one is actually HDCP compliant...it seems they make it a point to say whether a display is compliant or not on the fly
 
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