HDCP compatible display

[jswhitmer]

Have a Sony Grand Wega KDF60XBR950 HD TV (13 years old) & 60" screen. Trying to connect to Roku 3 with quality converter box. Can pull up menu add channels & do all with display working until start to play movie etc. Get purple screen 'HDCP unauthorized. Content disabled'. Has sound. All new cables that have been checked on other devices, everything unplugged & used other ports on TV (has 7). Box works on other TV & other box gets same message this TV. ROKU support went through what is on their website that we had already done. Says cables weren't 2.2 & other stuff & I think they don't know. Tried Ethernet (best Powerline available) instead of wireless. Still same. TV too good to not use. Any ideas appreciated.

 

[kanewolf]

You would have to have HDMI or display port for the connection to the TV. That TV only has DVI, from the manual I can find. DVI is not HDCP compatible.

 

[getochkn]

How are you plugged in to the TV? What converter box? Although the point of HDCP is to make sure you can't set it up to record a signal, so your converter box probably can't pass the HDCP.

They did make an older Roku that allowed older TV hook up.

Other than that, not really possible.

 

[kanewolf]

You would have to have HDMI or display port for the connection to the TV. That TV only has DVI, from the manual I can find. DVI is not HDCP compatible.

 

[americanaudiophile]

If you convert the Roku HDMI to component video and audio that might bypass the HDCP.