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What is the difference between HDCP revision 2.0 and DTCP?

April 26, 2017difference dtcp hdcp revision

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What is the difference between HDCP revision 2.0 and DTCP?

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A. Like HDCP 1.x, HDCP revision 2.0 is a render-only technology. It does not provide the ability to copy or store content, like Digital Transmission Content Protection (DTCP) does. Content that is protected by DTCP can transition to protection by HDCP, but HDCP protected content cannot transition to protection by DTCP.