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emdawgz1
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 Link Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 9:42 pm Post subject: Moome Nec DVI card....is it hdcp compliant? |
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Someone is asking about the card i have, i dunno. Is the moome card hdcp compliant?
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Tom.W
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Yes.
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JuzWerkz
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| Link Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2007 10:23 pm Post subject: HDCP compliance |
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I have the MOOME DVI card installed in my XG110 LC. The only input I send to the XG is the output of my DVDO VP30, through an Accel HDMI cable and an HDMI-DVI adapter. I have my S-VCR, DVD player, Dish ViP622 receiver and PS3 all plugged into the VP30. The Dish receiver/DVR and the PS3 are connected using HDMI cables. The VP30 does not seem to make the HDCP handshake with the Moome card, so the VP30 closes a curtain across the display whenever the PS3 is active. Has anyone else experienced anything similar? How do you get around this?
thanks,
cj
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bbgh35
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| Link Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2007 2:24 am Post subject: |
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Moome's first generation DVI cards were not HDCP compliant and the second generation although HDCP compliant, needed an EDID update modification done in order to work properly. I have a 1st. generation NEC card I don't need if anyone needs it.
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Axatax
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No, it's not HDCP compliant. If it where compliant, the card would have to disable RGB output when fed an HDMI input - it doesn't do this, which is a good thing.
| Quote: | | The VP30 does not seem to make the HDCP handshake with the Moome card, so the VP30 closes a curtain across the display whenever the PS3 is active. Has anyone else experienced anything similar? How do you get around this? |
Dunno. I don't have this problem with BRD through a VP30 into a Moome DVI card (all through HDMI).
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yonexsp
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| Axatax wrote: | No, it's not HDCP compliant. If it where compliant, the card would have to disable RGB output when fed an HDMI input - it doesn't do this, which is a good thing.
| Quote: | | The VP30 does not seem to make the HDCP handshake with the Moome card, so the VP30 closes a curtain across the display whenever the PS3 is active. Has anyone else experienced anything similar? How do you get around this? |
Dunno. I don't have this problem with BRD through a VP30 into a Moome DVI card (all through HDMI). |
Well my XG DVI PWC-M2005A+ card works fine with my HD DVD player with a HDMI - DVI cable, so it is HDCP compliant.
But after the last firmware upgrade on the A2 to 2.7, I now have to plug & unplug the card to get it to display a picture. With FW 2.6 I had no problems.
I suspect I need to do the EDID update to fix this. But aside from that, spectacular picture and HDCP compliant.
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