Two HDR-2000T's connected together

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culbin

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Thanks Barry. Fingers crossed for future changes but reading about this more it looks like it's out of the hands of the manufacturers and is more about government legislation so I won't hold my breath.

| Thu 13 Feb 2014 16:52:18 #11 |
Martin Liddle

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culbin - 18 minutes ago »
but reading about this more it looks like it's out of the hands of the manufacturers and is more about government legislation so I won't hold my breath.

What have you read that leads you to that conclusion? The HDR-FOX T2 streams HD content perfectly happily to another HD or HDR box. It is protected by DTCP-IP presumably to try and enforce it only being viewed rather than recorded without encryption.

| Thu 13 Feb 2014 17:14:10 #12 |
culbin

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I've probably misunderstood it. On Wikipedia there's a Copy Protection section which references the BBC getting permission from Ofcom to encrypt so I guess it's not exactly legislated.

| Thu 13 Feb 2014 21:59:28 #13 |

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