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Things like Netflix often query HDCP via browser extensions. There are workarounds but sometimes they won't play full screen without it. It's dumb though becau
by api 4y ago
Things like Netflix often query HDCP via browser extensions. There are workarounds but sometimes they won't play full screen without it.
It's dumb though because it will usually play on DisplayPort which has nothing like HDCP.
- happyopossum 4y agoThat would fall under the ‘other’ playback GP mentioned. Still wouldn’t apply to a PowerPoint preso…
- randombits0 4y agoOr could. With the push to “secure data”, DRMed internal docs already exist.
- undersuit 4y agoOK but the analog hole on a Powerpoint slide is large enough that it's never going to get plugged. DRM kind of makes sense when there is 60 high resolution images a second, not when everyone has 5 minutes to jot down a single slide of text.
- kllrnohj 4y agoDisplayPort has both it's own thing called DPCP but also as of displayport 1.1 it literally has HDCP, too. Which it has been tracking (so eg DP 1.3 has HDCP 2.2)
- Mindwipe 4y ago> It's dumb though because it will usually play on DisplayPort which has nothing like HDCP. DisplayPort absolutely supports HDCP.