Is my TV hdcp compatible null

Yes. Go to settings and it gives you the necessary information and options to choose.

Yes it is, but if you are trying to watch high resolution content this is not a UHD or 4k or 8k tv . If you have a media player that says HDCP issue, check the players settings and look for 720p. If the payer is ok, check the source file or media to see if there are specific details such as “4k” or “Dolby-Vision” or “HDR”, sometimes these can’t be changed or you have a separate disc or file that can be such as HD format (i.e. Vudu is a streaming service you may play SD, XD or UHD versions, but you can downgrade the resolution based on the streaming bandwidth your Wi-Fi has or the tv resolution you have).

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Yes. Go to settings and it gives you the necessary information and options to choose.
Answered by Gem222 1 year ago
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Yes it is, but if you are trying to watch high resolution content this is not a UHD or 4k or 8k tv . If you have a media player that says HDCP issue, check the players settings and look for 720p. If the payer is ok, check the source file or media to see if there are specific details such as “4k” or “Dolby-Vision” or “HDR”, sometimes these can’t be changed or you have a separate disc or file that can be such as HD format (i.e. Vudu is a streaming service you may play SD, XD or UHD versions, but you can downgrade the resolution based on the streaming bandwidth your Wi-Fi has or the tv resolution you have).
Answered by Josh 2 years ago
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