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I would not trust them for any protected content. I have had good luck with going from a camcorder's HDMI out (using it as a fancy webcam) and output from a Ras
by giantrobot 5y ago
I would not trust them for any protected content. I have had good luck with going from a camcorder's HDMI out (using it as a fancy webcam) and output from a Raspberry Pi. Both are unencrypted signals. An AppleTV or likely even a PC's output will likely enforce encryption and I highly doubt HDMI capture will work then. But at ~$20 it's not an expensive experiment.
- unfocussed_mike 5y agoYeah -- I use one to get debug console access to a Raspberry Pi, and to show the output from a Nikon or Sony camera. Not tried to see what happens with my Mac Mini, but then I only ever used that with DVI monitors, and I don't think I ever tried e.g. DVD protected content.