Wow I'm glad I waited to buy my 4k UHD TV

[spectre08]

Originally Posted by 4K fanatic

Got this from LG/


Upon checking our references regarding your concern, the HDMI 2 supports HDCP 2.2. This port provides the best experience if you have a true HDMI 2.0 output 4K/60P display device and designed for operations with devices that output a full 4K @ 60Hz resolution.

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Actually, they're wrong. I went to unplug my hdmi cord from hdmi 1 but it says hdcp 2.2 on the back- so some of you are misinformed about my tv. Hdmi 3 says 10 bit so you may be correct in that area though. Idk if hdmi 1 is 12 bit and HDPC compliant. I guess I'll find out once 4k blu-Ray comes out. Unfortunately, I'll have to switch back to optical cuz my reciever doesn't support 2.2 though

if you read the manual nothing says which ports are HDCP 2.2, only that 1 port is explicitly labeled as such.

I suspect that HDCP 2.2 is supported across all 4 ports, they are after all all HDMI 2.0, but port 1 is ONLY HDCP 2.2, it doesn't support any of the other features on the other ports.

as far as I know the only way to test this at this point is either with the Sony 4K media player or with a PC with an NVidia GTX 970 or better.

I havent' found anybody yet who can test it, and I won't have a 970 for another few months.

[4K fanatic]

Originally Posted by spectre08

if you read the manual nothing says which ports are HDCP 2.2, only that 1 port is explicitly labeled as such.

I suspect that HDCP 2.2 is supported across all 4 ports, they are after all all HDMI 2.0, but port 1 is ONLY HDCP 2.2, it doesn't support any of the other features on the other ports.

as far as I know the only way to test this at this point is either with the Sony 4K media player or with a PC with an NVidia GTX 970 or better.

I havent' found anybody yet who can test it, and I won't have a 970 for another few months.

It says HDPC 2.2 on the back of the tv in hdmi input 2. If there's a way to upload a picture I'll do it to show you but I'm telling you the truth. Is there a way to direct upload a pic or do I have to post a link to photohut or a site like that? Idk why they'd label it that if it wasn't the case.