mickbarlow said:All hdmi sockets are hdcp as standard, hdmi is also audio & video.
dvi can be with or without hdcp and is video only.
I don't think that you will find a single HDMI chipset that does not support HDCP.joker_zero said:I cant find anything that says that a device with a HDMI socket is a guarantee of HDCP compliance. Certainly HDMI can support a HDCP connection (as can DVI), but the only difference I can find listed is the support for Audio.
ianh64 said:I don't think that you will find a single HDMI chipset that does not support HDCP.
High-Definition Multimedia Interface Specification Version 1.1 said:9 Content Protection
9.1 Recommendation
Content protection capability is recommended for all HDMI compliant devices. An HDMI compliant Source should protect all of the protected audiovisual data. Amongst adequate copy protection technologies that are compatible with HDMI, HDCP is available.
9.2 HDCP Implementations
HDCP implementations for HDMI shall adhere to HDCP specification version 1.10.