Chris Green  wrote:
> Yes, but you can't get an HDMI interface that doesn't implement HDCP
> can you?  That's the whole point, it prevents (supposedly) you viewing
> things you shouldn't with your TV (or whatever) that has an HDMI
> connector.

HDCP is optional - both sources and sinks can elect not to have it (the Pi
has HDCP support in hardware but doesn't enable it, for example).  Obviously
if you're a monitor and don't implement it, you won't work with HDCP
sources.

Many cheap HDMI splitters strip off HDCP (there's no way to pass through
HDCP communication with 3 concurrent sinks and it's cheaper just to strip
it) so it can easily be bypassed.

Theo

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