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12.1 HDCP
12. APPLICATIONS NOTE AND TIPS
HDCP is a content protecon mechanism which uses encrpyon to prevent high value content from being
delivered to non-authorized devices. For example, Blu-ray players use HDCP on their HDMI outputs to ensure
that the HDMI output cannot be routed to a digital recording device.
LiveCore™ unit is fully HDCP compliant, meaning that you will be able to use the LiveCore™ unit to accept
HDCP protected sources and route them to any HDCP protected outputs. As Analog Way is a licenced HDCP
adaptor, this also means that the LiveCore™ unit is prevented from displaying any HDCP protected images on
any non-HDCP compliant outputs (as is the case for all licenced HDCP compliant devices).
HDCP can only be used on certain connecon formats, including DVI, HDMI, and DisplayPort. Keep in mind
that simply because a connecon is using a DVI, HDMI, or DisplayPort connecon, it does not gaurentee
that the devices connected are maintaining an acve HDCP connecon. For example, you may nd video
recording or capture devices equipped with an HDMI input, however HDCP licencing forbids these devices
from capturing HDCP protected content.
HDCP is not supported on connecon formats such as composite, component, Svideo, SD-SDI, HD-SDI,
3G-SDI, or VGA. This means that any source which becomes protected by HDCP cannot be converted to
these formats. For example, while you may nd a Blu-ray player which can directly output a composite video
signal, HDCP licencing forbids converng the HDCP protected HDMI signal back to composite or any other
non-protected format.
To help troubleshoot HDCP in your installaon, LiveCore™ unit oers a convenient HDCP map as well as HDCP
status informaon. To access the HDCP map, use the Web RCS and navigate to the SETUP > CONTROL > HDCP
Map page. Each input and output page is also equiped with HDCP status informaon to indicate in realme
when HDCP encrypon is being used.
Certain devices such as Macintosh computers can be parcularly tricky to use in conjuncon with an HDCP
compliant presentaon switcher such as the LiveCore™ unit. This is because devices like the Mac computers
can be used to output both HDCP protected content (such as a movie downloaded from iTunes) as well as
non-HDCP protected content (such as a Keynote presentaon or the desktop).
When a computer rst connects to an HDCP compliant device such as the LiveCore™ unit, it learns the
capabilies of the device through the EDID connecon. Upon seeing the HDCP compability of the aached
LiveCore™ unit, devices like the Mac computers will immediately aempt to use HDCP encrpyon at all
mes, despite the content currently displayed on the computer screen.
Since this source would now be considered as an HDCP protected source, LiveCore™ unit would be required to
prevent it from being displayed on VGA or SDI outputs and only allow it to be displayed on outputs protected
by HDCP. To work around this problem, LiveCore™ unit allows the HDCP features of a parcular input to be
disabled, which in turn informs the Mac computer to avoid using HDCP, and allows content such as Keynote
and the desktop to be displayed, as this input will no longer use HDCP protecon.
Please note that disabling the HDCP features of the input do not circumvent HDCP protecons, and thus do
not allow you to view any content which requires this protecon.
For more informaon about HDCP, please refer to our whitepapers on HDCP, or visit the HDCP foundaon
website.
12.1 HDCP
- USER MANUAL 1
- THANK YOU 3
- 1. TRADEMARKS 6
- 2. INTRODUCTION 6
- 3. TERMS AND DEFINITIONS 7
- 4. HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS 8
- 4.1.2 French 9
- 4.1.3 Italian 10
- 4.1.4 German 11
- 4.1.5 Spanish 12
- 4.2 13
- 4.3 13
- 4.5 14
- Analog HDTV Digital HDTV 15
- Digital UHDTV 15
- 4.5.2 Supported video formats 16
- 4.6 17
- M3x0,5 mm 18
- 4.6 Input specicaons 19
- 4.7 20
- 4.8 21
- 4.8.6 Compliance 22
- SUPPORTED CLASSES 22
- 23
- 4.10 HDCP management 29
- 6.1 Web-based RCS requirement 41
- 6.3 Web RCS top Menu 42
- 7.1 43
- 7.2 43
- Monitoring output* 44
- 7.3 Setup 45
- 7.3.2 Link secon 46
- 7.3.4 Screens 47
- 7.3.6 Logos 49
- 7.3.7 Nave background secon 50
- 7.3.9 Output management 51
- 7.3.10 Input management 53
- ADD AREA 58
- ADD AREA buon 60
- 7.3.11 Library management 61
- 7.3.12 Logo management 63
- 7.3.14 Monitoring management 64
- 7.3.15 Blending management 65
- 7.3.16 Services management 66
- 68
- 7.3.17 Control management 69
- 7.4 Edit 73
- 7.4.2 Layer properes 74
- B: In2 B: In1 76
- Background Cut 80
- 7.4.8 Monitoring management 84
- 7.5 Live 86
- 8.1 Front panel 90
- 8.1.2 LCD screen 91
- 8.1.3 Front panel buons 92
- COMPUTER TTL COMPOSITE 96
- COMPUTER ANA COMPOSITE 96
- MONITORING 99
- 8.2 Menu tree 100
- CONFIDENCE 102
- SERVICES 103
- Analog Way cable 105
- Straight RJ45 cable 106
- 11. MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT 107
- 11.2 108
- 12.1 HDCP 109
- 13. WARRANTY 110
- 14. CONTACT INFORMATION 111
- 15. APPENDICES 112
- • EDIT / LIVE VIEW 113
- 1 742 853 6 114
- • MONITORING VIEW 115
- • TOUCH GESTURE VIEW 116
- • SEQUENCER VIEW 116
- Follow us 118
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