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HDCP and HD?


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ok i know what HDCP is, and my gc and monitor support it.

my question is does that mean that the monitor can play High definition?

I know the monitor doesnt have HDMI.

thanks
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As long as the monitor and graphics card have the necessary chip for HDCP, and they both have a DVI connection interface (not just a standard VGA connection which doesn't support HDCP) then you should be able to play HD-DVD/Blu-Ray movies on your PC and see them in HD on your monitor (Vista only though, XP doesn't support HDCP). Oh, and of course you'll need either an HD-DVD or Blu-Ray optical drive as well.

Edited by pip22, 27 April 2008 - 02:41 AM.

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