Thread: Just Got Foxtel Hd Today

QUOTE (aussieboy2010 @ Nov 2 2008, 09:47 AM) What does this message mean: "Due to HDCP support not being detected from your TV this program cannot be viewed" When I first switch on the tv, occasionally the above message appears in a box over the program in the background. When I press "back" on the remote, the message goes away. Cheers. We are getting this same error now, We have had our...

QUOTE (johnjag @ Oct 23 2009, 06:44 PM) We are getting this same error now, We have had our series 6 Samsung 40" LCD television for almost a year now, and for the past week or so wour television turns of and says HDCP error, then the reception comes back after a few minutes. We also have foxtel HD. I am not sure if this has anything to do with it, but even when I switch to free to air television it continues to do...

QUOTE (johnjag @ Oct 23 2009, 06:44 PM) We are getting this same error now, We have had our series 6 Samsung 40" LCD television for almost a year now, and for the past week or so wour television turns of and says HDCP error, then the reception comes back after a few minutes. We also have foxtel HD. I am not sure if this has anything to do with it, but even when I switch to free to air television it continues to do...

What type of IQ Box do you need in order to get HD Channels? Is it the IQ1 or IQ2? And how is it connected to your TV? Through an HDMI Cable?

QUOTE (kanamint @ Nov 6 2009, 08:48 PM) What type of IQ Box do you need in order to get HD Channels? Is it the IQ1 or IQ2? And how is it connected to your TV? Through an HDMI Cable? You need an IQ2. You can connect it with HDMI or Component to get HD

-HDCP problems fix?- well when i connected a HDMI cable to my ''IQ1'' the HDCP message kept popping up, but after a while i realised my TV was still on AV2, so i switched it to one of my 3 HDMI channels/settings (whatever its called), and now i dont get that message. This post has been edited by RyziLLa : Today, 11:11 PM