HDCP issues

[Pantlegz]

So I have my HTPC hooked up to my Yamaha RX-V671 receiver and I'm having issues with programs recognizing it's HDCP capability. It strange because in the nVidia control panel it says HDCP is functioning but I can't get blurays to play because the programs says there's an issue with HDCP.

If I remove the receiver from the picture everything works fine, but sort of eliminates the purpose of having surround sound if I can't get it to work with most movies I watch. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

[LoveMachine]

I'm assuming this is connected via HDMI? I've had issues using older cables. It's a longshot, but a cheap easy way to diagnose the problem: Try a different HDMI cable, preferably a different brand/manufacturer. Everything HDMI tends to be finicky.

[coolkish]

What is the graphics card and bluray SW playback you are using? I am assuming this is a settings issue (bitstream/decde, default set for 2 Ch?)

[Pantlegz]

Originally Posted by coolkish

What is the graphics card and bluray SW playback you are using? I am assuming this is a settings issue (bitstream/decde, default set for 2 Ch?)

GTX 680 and it's an LG bluray player I've tried using powerdvd 10 and some other trail both said that same thing.

I'll try using different HDMI cables. I think it might be going from displayport to hdmi to the receiver then hdmi to hdmi between the receiver and tv.

[Phanuel]

Might be a displayport HDCP issue. Random googling is coming up with people experiencing issues over displayport, but nothing definitive.

[ivwshane]

Use anydvd hd and be done with it

[Pantlegz]

Originally Posted by Phanuel

Might be a displayport HDCP issue. Random googling is coming up with people experiencing issues over displayport, but nothing definitive.

That solved the problem. I didn't think it would since DP to the TV worked fine with HDCP but maybe the media change caused issues or something with the software since nVidia recognized it was still HDCP compatible