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I would assume it’s because the i.MX8 has no path to not support HDCP, so if you’re using it your choices are not “nothing, HDMI, or HDMI + HDCP” it’s “nothing,
by masklinn 4y ago
I would assume it’s because the i.MX8 has no path to not support HDCP, so if you’re using it your choices are not “nothing, HDMI, or HDMI + HDCP” it’s “nothing, or HDMI + HDCP”.
You can find old posts on the NXP forums talking about how disabling HDCP kills HDMI.
If the chip can do TB / DisplayPort, you could add a separate DP -> HDMI converter, but obviously that increases your costs.
- nyanpasu64 4y agoSo it's impossible to get a HDMI signal out of the chip which can be read by a regular monitor or capture card without decryption keys, even for displaying non-movie images and GUIs? This is utterly disgusting. Or does HDCP turn off when talking to a non-HDCP (eg. DVI) display?