Adam Szabo
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Sorry. My bad. Dumm questions. I figured it out.
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HDCP=High Definition Content Protection
It is used to scramble data streams trough HDMI and DVI. If the target (usually a display) is not passing the test, it will only get low definition video.
But it’s silly to protect a camera signal. No copyright and such. Normally is used between BD-player and HDTV.
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Could this be an HDCP conflict?