jgmiller31
08-29-09, 05:51 PM
:confused:
"I'd think" the non HDCP supported monitor would need to be connected via VGA. "but" you might try using it as your secondary and not move the app over to that window [or the other way around, move it to the HDCP compliant monitor before trying to play a recording].
Well it actually works, it doesn't "want" to work but if you play with it then it actually does. When you drag the window over to the HDCP compliant display and play an HD recording the window just turns black but it doesn't actually fail with any kind of error. As as you get the control bar back by mousing over it if you hit pause then play it suddenly starts playing. It does the same thing unprotected content as well . You just have to convince it that it should play.
Once it starts going it's really kind of nice.
"I'd think" the non HDCP supported monitor would need to be connected via VGA. "but" you might try using it as your secondary and not move the app over to that window [or the other way around, move it to the HDCP compliant monitor before trying to play a recording].
Well it actually works, it doesn't "want" to work but if you play with it then it actually does. When you drag the window over to the HDCP compliant display and play an HD recording the window just turns black but it doesn't actually fail with any kind of error. As as you get the control bar back by mousing over it if you hit pause then play it suddenly starts playing. It does the same thing unprotected content as well . You just have to convince it that it should play.
Once it starts going it's really kind of nice.