Is the Xbox 360 HDMI output copy protected (HDCP)?
Reply Quote Is the Xbox 360 HDMI output copy protected (HDCP)? I am about to buy a capture card and want to make sure I can record HDMI off the Xbox, first. Matthew Doucette, Xona Games • • 4/16/2009 1:21 AM In reply to jwatte (9825) • Posts 6,676 Re: Is the Xbox 360 HDMI output copy protected (HDCP)? Reply Quote I seem to recall I connected my ‘box to a DVI monitor at one point, and that it worked, which it wouldn’t have done if protected. However, it *may* turn on protection when watching HD-DVDs; I don’t know about that at all. Also, the Xbox supports analog component video out without blurrification, which it couldn’t do if it was HDCP protecting the games content. Anyway, if you’re getting that black magic card, I would suggest paying a little extra to get the Pro version that does analog input; that gives you more flexibility in what you capture and how. Tweets, occasionally kW X-port 3ds Max .X exporter kW Animation source code • • 4/16/2009 3:30 AM In reply to Matthew Doucette
Related Questions
- Is it required to use HDCP when playing standard DVDs that are protected with CSS over an HDMI interface? Does the requirement change if the signal is up-converted to HD format?
- Does my Xbox 360 have to be equipped with an HDMI output in order to play in stereoscopic 3D?
- Can CloneCD, Nero or other robust CD copy utilities copy CD-COPS protected discs?
