DHCP problem

[RORYSON]

just bought a new Monitor and Graphics Card and when I try to play a Blu-ray on my computer my Blu-ray playing software comes up with a msg saying my system is not DHCP compatible but my Graphics Card and Monitor say they are DHCP compatible...  Monitor  =  ASUS VK228H and my Graphics card Is EVGA Geforce GTX 650... Any ideas people.??  Thankx.

[Bonsai99]

just bought a new Monitor and Graphics Card and when I try to play a Blu-ray on my computer my Blu-ray playing software comes up with a msg saying my system is not DHCP compatible but my Graphics Card and Monitor say they are DHCP compatible...  Monitor  =  ASUS VK228H and my Graphics card Is EVGA Geforce GTX 650... Any ideas people.??  Thankx.

You mean HDCP?

[Elven]

 

 

just bought a new Monitor and Graphics Card and when I try to play a Blu-ray on my computer my Blu-ray playing software comes up with a msg saying my system is not DHCP compatible but my Graphics Card and Monitor say they are DHCP compatible...  Monitor  =  ASUS VK228H and my Graphics card Is EVGA Geforce GTX 650... Any ideas people.??  Thankx.

 

HDCP is a copyright (kick in the balls piss take) feature. Essentially it is to stop recording of the sources. I feel the software is giving you this "bull shit" statement because it is either bad or it wants you to throw money at it and register with them to allow it to work. 

 

I would recommend trying a different software to view the video.

 

I, however, copy my blu-rays on to computer with legit software and use VLC to watch them. I guess, some people will critic on the legality of it, I own the blu-rays but i hate using the software to watch them directly from disc  :lol:

 

Elven

[RORYSON]

Sorry yes, I mean HDCP

[RORYSON]

just tried another playback software (PowerDVD 13) and still no luck. I get the msg required HDCP could not be initiated. ensure graphics card and monitor support HDCP

[RORYSON]

Just ran a scan with Cyberlink Blu-ray Disc & 3D advisor and my system is compatible with Blu-ray discs apart from my Video Connection Type which says Digital (without HDCP). Any ideas people..?? Thanks..