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Posted by Adrian on 02/26/06 13:00
Vamp wrote:
> Hi peeps, seemed the best place to ask my question so sorry for it
> being kinda OT. anyway i was looking up my tv and it's connections
> ect and it has a DVI but according to the toshiba site it is
> non-HDCP. i understand that HDCP is some kind of data protection but
> not sure on what it exactly does. is it basically a digital version
> of macrovision? and will it limit me in anyway when viewing something
> in HD?
>
> i'm a little confused!
>
> the telly is a Toshiba 27WL46B if that helps. i'm interested in going
> for the sky HD service when it comes about and basically was checking
> to see if my tv will do and handle HD but i got a feeling it may not
> :(
>
> cheers for any help as always!
It stands for High Definition Copy Protection, it will work with Sky HD to
begin with but this may change in the future.
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Adrian A
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