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I am trying to setup Directv2pc and get an error "graphics card doesn't currently support screen capture protection for protected content. Update graphics card driver or modify driver settings." Does this mean I can't use this computer for Directv without adding a new graphics card?
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Posted March 19th, 2013 18:00
HDCP Video requires HDMI HDCP OR DVI HDCP. AKA DVI -D HDCP Must be on monitor as well as your computer. This is not a dell product and not supported here.
You cant do HDCP with VGA.
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Posted March 19th, 2013 20:00
This has nothing to do with my problem. I have HDMI to a Full HD monitor. My concern is the graphics card/drivers to run Directv.
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Posted March 20th, 2013 00:00
Direct TV is not a Dell Product and is not supported here.
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Posted March 20th, 2013 15:00
Apparently this is an ongoing issue with the Intel graphics driver.
You might try a discrete video card, like a Sapphire 6570.
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Posted March 24th, 2013 07:00
Bummer! You would think a computer with HDMI output would support HD Graphics.
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Posted March 24th, 2013 10:00
It does, but there are issues with copy protection. Intel appears to be working on the problem. In the meantime, a low-end discrete video may be a workaround.
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Posted March 20th, 2013 15:00
I am sorry if you are offended by my request. I simply wanted to know if the computer is sufficient to do what I want.