/g/ - Are there any tools for disabling hdcp system wide - Technology

Anonymous

09/30/25(Tue)10:41:34 No.106746915

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Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)10:41:34 No.106746915 Archived

Are there any tools for disabling hdcp system wide? I run a long fiber hdmi to my TV and it has this issue where if I use a legit streaming site the screen will blink off and on, and then everything on the TV display shifts over to the monitor because the TV was momentarily off. I've tried switching the content type in nvidia control panel to "desktop" as a purported fix. I also try replugging the HDMI which sometimes helps for a bit. But it always comes back. Any other fix?

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)12:22:12 No.106747895

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)12:22:12 No.106747895

bawww

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)12:23:20 No.106747911

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)12:23:20 No.106747911

>>106746915
>I use a legit streaming site
Stop doing that.

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)12:24:11 No.106747916

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)12:24:11 No.106747916

just payfag problems

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)12:26:06 No.106747937

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)12:26:06 No.106747937

>>106746915
>>106747916
seriously though, last i checked (ages ago) there are chink "hdmi splitters" which serve a totally unintended guys i swear purpose of stripping hdcp. never used one myself but i've heard it enough

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)12:38:50 No.106748075

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)12:38:50 No.106748075

>>106746915
Are you telling me there's high definition child pornography in my TV?

Anonymous
09/30/25(Tue)13:40:34 No.106748720

Anonymous 09/30/25(Tue)13:40:34 No.106748720

>>106747911
i usually use the other kind but if i happen to have a password for a legit one im going to use it to avoid possible buffering.