Video Card: EVGA 750TI SC
OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit
CPU make and model: Intel i3-3225
Amount of system memory: 8 GB
Motherboard make and model: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H (rev 1.1)
Motherboard BIOS version: F15
Monitor(s) make and model: TV - LG 60PM6700
Sound card make and model: HDMI
Driver: 353.06 (also tried 353.12)
There seems to be a problem with NVIDIA drivers as it relates to HDCP. My video card is plugged into my receiver (Yamaha RX-A800) via HDMI, which is then plugged into my TV ( LG - 60PM6700 ). Before purchasing the card, I had an ATI HD7790 Video Card which had no issues at all.
It seems the driver has an issue when there's an AV Receiver in the middle of the chain as plugging the video card directly to the TV correctly reports HDCP support in the NVIDIA control panel.
Causes Media Center Fits when watching HD channels - when I start up Media Center (eq. Full Screen) - it gives me an error saying "HDCP is required", but when I minimize the application to "Windowed" mode, HDCP looks like it starts working and I'm able to watch TV. I am able to switch back to Full Screen mode without issues as long as I don't restart MCE.
If I start up Media Center in Windowed Mode, it gives me an error saying "HDCP is required", when I switch it "Full Screen" mode, HDCP looks like it starts working and able to watch TV. If the application is restarted, have to do the flip-flop before it starts working.
The same PC using an ATI card doesn't have any issues with HDCP, nor the PS4, and the Chromecast (which are all plugged into the AV Receiver). I replaced the HDMI cables with no effect. The Intel Built-in GPU also works just fine with HDCP.
Anybody know how to get around this issue without going back to the RED TEAM? The 750TI is being touted as a good HTPC card but most HTPC owners I know actually plug it into their AV Receiver, and having HDCP reporting issues makes the card pretty hard to work with..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktRYtjMGXC0
OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit
CPU make and model: Intel i3-3225
Amount of system memory: 8 GB
Motherboard make and model: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H (rev 1.1)
Motherboard BIOS version: F15
Monitor(s) make and model: TV - LG 60PM6700
Sound card make and model: HDMI
Driver: 353.06 (also tried 353.12)
There seems to be a problem with NVIDIA drivers as it relates to HDCP. My video card is plugged into my receiver (Yamaha RX-A800) via HDMI, which is then plugged into my TV ( LG - 60PM6700 ). Before purchasing the card, I had an ATI HD7790 Video Card which had no issues at all.
It seems the driver has an issue when there's an AV Receiver in the middle of the chain as plugging the video card directly to the TV correctly reports HDCP support in the NVIDIA control panel.
Causes Media Center Fits when watching HD channels - when I start up Media Center (eq. Full Screen) - it gives me an error saying "HDCP is required", but when I minimize the application to "Windowed" mode, HDCP looks like it starts working and I'm able to watch TV. I am able to switch back to Full Screen mode without issues as long as I don't restart MCE.
If I start up Media Center in Windowed Mode, it gives me an error saying "HDCP is required", when I switch it "Full Screen" mode, HDCP looks like it starts working and able to watch TV. If the application is restarted, have to do the flip-flop before it starts working.
The same PC using an ATI card doesn't have any issues with HDCP, nor the PS4, and the Chromecast (which are all plugged into the AV Receiver). I replaced the HDMI cables with no effect. The Intel Built-in GPU also works just fine with HDCP.
Anybody know how to get around this issue without going back to the RED TEAM? The 750TI is being touted as a good HTPC card but most HTPC owners I know actually plug it into their AV Receiver, and having HDCP reporting issues makes the card pretty hard to work with..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktRYtjMGXC0
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