With the advent of affordable 1080p displays, 8-channel 192 kHz sound systems and high-definition A/V sources, consumers are switching to HDMI & DVI uncompressed digital A/V interfaces en masse. Why?

As the digital distribution of television, movies and music expands, content providers are growing increasingly concerned about the simplicity with which content pirates can copy and share copyrighted ...

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The trouble with HDCP 2.2 is that every video device in an ecosystem – servers, switches, receivers, displays—must be compliant with the new 4K content-protection scheme to display any image at all.

In The HDCP 2.2 Authentication Process – an Introduction, we discussed why we need HDCP, and the basic steps of the HDCP Authentication Process. We noted that an advanced version of RSA is the ...

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Displays, monitors and touchscreens are the interface to our digital lives everywhere—at home, at work, and in the car. Display designers continuously upgrade their products with higher bandwidth, new ...

HDCP 2.2 is the latest standard in protecting digital content as it travels from a source to one or more displays. HDCP 2.2 is prevalent in the 4K video world where content owner’s rights must be ...