HDCP
is a standard coupled with streaming and broadcasting devices to prevent
unauthorized copying of 4K Ultra HD content. Every device in the streaming link
should support the HDCP protocol or standards. In brief the streaming device,
TV, AVR and other accessories or component through which the streaming signal
passes through should be compatible with the HDCP protocol. In case if any
component does not support the HDCP standard then you will not be able to
stream your 4K video content.
HDCP
is High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection standard formed by Digital Rights
Management. These protocols are designed to protect media content against
piracy. Various companies and industries use different protocols rather they use
the basic premise. Intel initially developed HDCP protocol.
HDCP protocol is
universally built. These protocols are coupled with variety of digital video
components and streaming devices like HDMI cables, Display Port and Digital
Visual Interface (DVI). The protocols offers encrypted streaming through device
like a Blu-ray player, cable set up box, a streaming device, HDTV, and an
audio-video receiver.
Tips
to resolve "HDCP Error Detected" issue
The
steps to resolve the HDCP unauthorized content disabled errors on go.roku.com/hdcp are
suggested below.
- Unplug
each end of the HDMI cable from both the TV and the AVR.
- Power
off the TV and streamer by unplugging its power cord.
- Also
remove the power cord that is connecting the Roku streamer.
- After
a while, reconnect the ends of the HDMI cable to the TV and to the Roku
streamer firmly and securely.
- Also,
plug back the power cord from the TV and the Roku streamer.
- Then
power up both the TV and streaming player.
- Now
try playing the video again and check if the issue is resolved.
- Else
go for a new HDMI cable.
- Make
sure the HDMI cable used is intact and reliable.
- Try
connecting the Roku streamer directly to the TV.
- Try
switching in-between different TV or Monitors to detect the faulty device.
- You
can try customizing the Display Settings of the Roku player to new
attributes.
- Navigate
to the Settings menu and then choose Display type option for further
customizing.
- If
you are seeing the "HDCP Error Detected" message for the first
time, after setting up the Roku streaming device, then make sure the TV
and AVR support HDCP.
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