Are the HDMI ports HDCP 2.2? null

Hello Ryan, Thank you for your interest in the Hisense 70R6270F. This television has 3 HDMI port, all HDCP at 2.0. Thank you for your interest in Hisense USA if you have any further questions or concerns please give us a call at 1-888-935-8880 or email us at Service@Hisense-usa.com. Thanks Again, Harley with the Hisense Support Team

So, according to the answer that all HDMI ports are HDCP 2.0 (not HDCP 2.2), this means that the TV will NOT be capable of playing any 4K protected content (i.e. every single 4K source via Netflix, Cable TV, Satellite, BluRay, Hollywood, etc.) ... it can ONLY play 4K content that an individual has created themselves (4k camera or computer generated content). I would love to see Hisense clarify this to be certain ... as it stands, if it is truly only HDCP 2.0 compliant, then all traditional sources will be down-converted to 1080p.

“Are the HDMI ports HDCP 2.2?”

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Hello Ryan, Thank you for your interest in the Hisense 70R6270F. This television has 3 HDMI port, all HDCP at 2.0. Thank you for your interest in Hisense USA if you have any further questions or concerns please give us a call at 1-888-935-8880 or email us at [email protected]. Thanks Again, Harley with the Hisense Support Team
Answered by HisenseProductExpert 5 years ago
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So, according to the answer that all HDMI ports are HDCP 2.0 (not HDCP 2.2), this means that the TV will NOT be capable of playing any 4K protected content (i.e. every single 4K source via Netflix, Cable TV, Satellite, BluRay, Hollywood, etc.) ... it can ONLY play 4K content that an individual has created themselves (4k camera or computer generated content). I would love to see Hisense clarify this to be certain ... as it stands, if it is truly only HDCP 2.0 compliant, then all traditional sources will be down-converted to 1080p.
Answered by JayBee 5 years ago
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