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I was under the impression that if you try to split HDMI using a “legit” (HDCP-compliant) source and a “legit” (HDCP-compliant) splitter, that you would end up with a sub-HD output. (720p or even 480p). Is that true?

Suggesting that Displayport is less likely to incur HDCP issues is not something a thinking person should do. Content isn't magically unprotected when you use DisplayPort. Whether you connect your monitor via HDMI or DP, HDCP is going to be there or not depending on the application, not the...

...on Amazon, I think they are working for you because both devices are TVs – ie: valid destinations for a high def video stream as defined by HDCP rules. From the Q&A section on one of them: “Q: Does this splitter strip hdcp so that you can record console gameplay, etc.? A: It does not strip...

Not familiar with hdcp ?

I have a 1080i projector and a 720p Samsung with my H3 set to output 1080i, the TV handles the downrez to 720 and the projector uses the 1080i from my Monoprice HDMI splitter. IMHO the TV always handles the signal it is sent by the receiver or other device and displays the image the best it can...

HDCP freely permits viewing on any kind of compliant sink device that isn't able to record. When the device can't assure that recording isn't an option is when HDCP gets uppity.

Analog video, both composite (yellow) and component (red, green, blue) can be captured and recorded. Digital video (hdmi) can use HDCP to prevent capture. That is why broadcasters want everyone to use hdmi for video output. There are devices that will remove the HDCP component from the HDMI...

Actually I just remembered an hdmi splitter may not work because of hdcp. You can try it and if it doesn't work take it back lol

I was going to try the HDMI splitter, are you saying DISH blocks that as well?

With this Capture card I can record video and take photos. This is the one I hvae. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B091NX24PC/

...it on streetcorners. That’s why they put a little bit of technology into the HDMI spec that’s supposed to stop you from doing that. It’s called HDCP and it’s been with us for close to 20 years at this point. HDMI is more than just a cable that links two things together. About every two...

This is not an accurate statement. SDI has seven formats and the 12G(bps) format is capable of 4K video. SDI can carry audio as well as video. What SDI doesn't carry is HDCP.

I think the only time one would have a HDCP problem is if the input is HDMI and the output goes to either Component, SVideo or Composite if you think about it.

You're getting a B&W picture which is exactly what would be expected if you connected the Joey up as shown in your picture. The Joey can absolutely output over HDMI and composite at the same time.

The point is that with ATSC 3.0 encryption the signal must be decrypted by the tuner unlike HDCP which encrypts the digital video output. So if the tuner does not have the correct decryption you won’t even have a video signal to decrypt and capture.

Yes, but BEFORE HDMI output, the signal would have to already be decrypted by Widevine. IF they are going to allow recordings, you can be assured of these things: 1: They'll be encrypted from end to end 2: The programs will be LOCKED to the tuner device/hard-drive combination used to receive...

If this works for you then your issue is most likely an HDCP handshake issue. That splitter strips the HDCP signal off. I had the same issue with an older Samsung television which technically supported the current HDCP standard but still had intermittent issues with handshaking using my Tivo...

...HDMI splitter on my Joey 3 and on the Joey1 before that ever since the Hopper 2000/Joey thing came out. I've never experienced any problem with HDCP. One side goes to a Sanyo HDTV the other goes to a Sony D50Q "three eyed projector" with a Moome card in it but it also worked before the...

I'm using two Orei UHDS-102's (nothing special as far as their product line): 1x2 HDMI Splitter 18G 18Gbps 4K 60Hz, YUV 4:4:4 to share one of my two H3's and a FireTV 4K MAX Gen2 to two Samsung TVs. Of which Samsungs are a pain to plug things into. All kinds of EDID issues. This little, and it...

My reference was unclear. I was referring to streaming content off the old interweb. I have ZERO interest in ATSC 3.0 and my DMA AFAIK has no plans to implement it.

...explanation for this, and luckily there’s a simple fix. Why this happens What’s happening here is that HD Content Protection is kicking in. HDCP is part of the HDMI standard. It’s designed to stop you from making unlimited digital copies of whatever you’re receiving. It’s been around since...

...even if you need a new one every two years, it only costs $69-99.00, depends if on sale. And even just 3 years ago, Televisions were HDMI 2.0/HDCP 2.2 , now they are HDMI 2.1/HDCP 2.3 and you need that to play PS5/XBOX X at the highest quality, 2021 models, J, were the first ones with HDMI 2.1.

Hdcp? Not familiar Sounds like DISH developed the Joeys so you can’t mirror signal. So you have to rent another Joey

I've used a few over the years. It basically fakes the HDCP and sends the signal to each output simultaneously. I believe it is most likely that it would pass through DD 5.1. You will likely lose CEC, the ability for your Directv to turn the TV on/off/input as it is powered on/off, if you are...

BLC1962 thanks. I guess it is some kind of video signal issue. Very strange the black screen with sound only happens for the first startup of the day. Then rest of the day no issues turning the Joey/TV on. It's as if something in the over nite DISH updates upsets this Vizio. Reboot fixes...