http://www.cdfreaks.com/news/13024
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כנראה שזה יתאפשר ע"י עדכון ביוס ואולי תשלום
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/multimedia ... 95559.html
אם חשבתם שקניתם כרטיס מסך שיתאים ל HD PLAYBACK אז
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גם ה X1600XT לא ממש יפתור לך את הבעיה עד שיהיו עדכונים מתאימים שכן כנראה שיצרניות הכרטיסים לא מאפשרות את זה בביוס:
Right now leading designers of graphics processors used in personal computers (PCs) – ATI Technologies and Nvidia Corp. – support the HDCP technology in their chips that have been available for years, however, not all graphics cards makers have enabled it in their graphics cards.
“Add-in card partners can build HDCP-capable graphic adapters, all they need to do is order an HDCP compliant BIOS from us which includes the keys,” Mr. Froeleke said.
The latest series of graphics processors from ATI – the Radeon X1300, X1600, X1800 and the yet-to-be-announced X1900 – already support decoding of H.264 codec, all the graphics cards makers need is to enable HDCP from the BIOS. Ujesh Desai, who is in charge of desktop graphics chips at Nvidia Corp. also said that a new driver version will enable H.264 decoding on graphics cards starting from the GeForce 6600. All Nvidia’s graphics chips starting from the GeForce FX support HDCP as well.
Right now leading designers of graphics processors used in personal computers (PCs) – ATI Technologies and Nvidia Corp. – support the HDCP technology in their chips that have been available for years, however, not all graphics cards makers have enabled it in their graphics cards.
“Add-in card partners can build HDCP-capable graphic adapters, all they need to do is order an HDCP compliant BIOS from us which includes the keys,” Mr. Froeleke said.
The latest series of graphics processors from ATI – the Radeon X1300, X1600, X1800 and the yet-to-be-announced X1900 – already support decoding of H.264 codec, all the graphics cards makers need is to enable HDCP from the BIOS. Ujesh Desai, who is in charge of desktop graphics chips at Nvidia Corp. also said that a new driver version will enable H.264 decoding on graphics cards starting from the GeForce 6600. All Nvidia’s graphics chips starting from the GeForce FX support HDCP as well.
