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If I use an AV/RCA to HDMI converter to connect my TV to a capture device, is the HDCP stripped?
I am just trying to record a baseball game from Japan while I sleep at 4am - nothing dastardly
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- LanceLv 72 years agoFavorite Answer
If the recorded signal is 480i or it plays back in 480i then yes...HDCP is only concerned with Hi Def signals, 720P and above...Sometimes though a converter machine can fake an HDCP handshake usually it will not work most of the time, due to updates in the code, but sometimes with a 720P signal the older handshake will be accepted, not always and it also depends on the age of your playback equipment and TV the older the better as a general rule as the older machine may still accept the older code.
- 2 years ago
Lance. Thanks for the info. So it all depends on the resolution of the converter? Or on the source itself ( Digital cable tv) ?
