how do I know if my PC supports HDCP?
Trying to figure out if i'll be able to view downloaded movies from iTunes before purchase. How do I do this???
PC-OTHER, Windows 8
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Trying to figure out if i'll be able to view downloaded movies from iTunes before purchase. How do I do this???
PC-OTHER, Windows 8
Hello,
I recommend you read the following articles named:
Purchasing and viewing HD videos in iTunes - Apple Support:
(you may need to check with the manufacturer to determine if your video driver supports HDCP)
iTunes for Windows: Unable to view or play HD video content that requires HDCP - Apple Support
In iTunes for Windows, in order to view HD content, both the display hardware (computer screen, LCD, external monitor, and so on) and video card driver must support HDCP.
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how do I know if my PC supports HDCP?