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Not quite true. The "DRM" mechanism you're most likely referring to is HDCP which was designed separately by Intel to provide copy protection over multiple devi
by teh_klev 5y ago
Not quite true. The "DRM" mechanism you're most likely referring to is HDCP which was designed separately by Intel to provide copy protection over multiple device types including DVI (the first implementation), DisplayPort and of course HDMI.
It's not the HDMI interface that enforces copy protection it's the software, firmware and additional hardware on the devices that do this. You can use HDMI perfectly fine without the additional DRM crap.