How Does HDCP Work?

[@ashleygreen5343]

'Or S-h-i-t" My sides ow

[@nateo200]

I love how he just casually shit on HDCP lol. I hate HDCP. It has literally prevented me from capturing my own content or fcked up presentations because some stupid computer or device couldn't "validate" or dock or whatever with some projector. What is ironic is that, a lot of stuff that should have HDCP like Netflix or Amazon prime TV on the Xbox doesn't and my capture card sees and captures it just fine but certain games will freak out my capture card every now and then. And years of backing up my DVD's and Blu-rays has just shown me how crappy DRM is.

[@irrismiller435]

Ryan Green godddudjd fturururjjf

[@damian9303]

Not to mention the FU 8-ball

[@LeseanDeVon]

ACT 3!

[@VaelkyrieGaming]

Yes, that was hilarious. He didn't even bat an eyelash. I had to rewind it just to double check my ears :D

[@frosty9392]

Step 1: Buy tv/movie from streaming site Step 2: Get told i'm not allowed to watch in HD because something in my setup doesn't support DRM-horseshit Step 3: Yarr Harr the 4k version and remember why i don't try to support my favorite shows..

[@realcartoongirl]

@@allmight7110 penis

[@adriannn3720]

Just buy the 4K Blu-Ray.

[@prodeusunity7393]

@@adriannn3720 4K BluRays Require HDCP 2.2 And Intel SGX To Play

[@Gameactive]

You gotta love how many schemes that content providers come up with to try and prevent, yet further justify piracy.

[@asianflex]

they got ways to bypass hdcp so there schemes arent even working lol

[@kajetus0688]

@@asianflex why even bother to waste money on protection development?

[@asianflex]

@@kajetus0688 i dont know

[@AllanElMelon1043]

It can... radicalise an individual. Turn them to piracy... make them break bad.

[@MazeMouse]

One of the most common issues I run into in my work (ISP 2nd line helldesk) is customer TVs being incompatible with HDCP. Those are fun conversations where you have to tell a customer his TV is just too old.

[@LiEnby]

Its also terrible at stopping piracy No shit its DRM

[@nustada]

I say it does the opposite of stopping piracy. When being a Pirate is easier than being a customer guess what the average Joe is going to do. If they want to "stop" piracy they can't compete on price so they should improve service, not actively be a disservice.

[@DaybreakPT]

It encourages piracy. No more no less. When you see paying customers being treated worse than pirates, guess what you wanna be? Fuck Netflix and fuck DRM.

[@ayyds]

S.h.i.t? 1:05

[@michaelburkhart8767]

Yes, I caught that also, at about 1:05. LOL!

[@mikek92]

Yup , exactly what it is ...

[@michaelburkhart8767]

Agreed. it's just another arm of the DMCA, from the sounds of it: another political move to fight technology rather than embrace it.

[@bakerboat4572]

S*sometimes screws you're multi-display setup over H*hit or miss for HDMI splitters to work around I*intelligent corporate dollar workings..... T*trash that is hacked in days from newest revision

[@ganaraminukshuk0]

Super Horrible Inconvenient Thingy?

[@japzone]

I found it hilarious when boxes started appearing that "downgrade" the latest HDCP to an older one, "to help with compatibility" said the manufacturer. They're very useful😉

[@mjc0961]

"High-bandwidth digital content protection, or S H I T" Hahahahahaha whoever wrote this is the best!

[@senduradesigenparthasarath658]

Gold

[@Horinius]

👏👏🤣🤣

[@mastersirus1985]

1:00 Linus that's not how you spell HDCP XD

[@Xyler94]

S.H.I.T :P

[@james060491]

Corey Watford not sure if trolling, or if it went completely over your head...

[@Guyfromhe]

Scrambled Highspeed Interface Technology... Duh!

[@mastersirus1985]

***** Nothing goes over my head, not even the clouds.

[@ganaraminukshuk0]

Scrambled Highspeed Inconvenience Technology?

[@itsneight1260]

Great video Linus! Thanks for the info and easy to understand explanations. Love the abbreviation for HDCP. ;)

[@cracklingice]

I'd take 30 cables over hdcp bs.

[@fireaza]

I think it's cute that the media companies who created HDCP seems to think that people pirate their content by making a real-time recording of the original video with something like a VHS recorder like it's still the early 90s. Instead of just, y'know, ripping the digital file directly from the source.

[@flaviorocha3447]

Yeah... My cable box even prevented me from recording a rented movie to my dvd recorder, saying "Cant record copy protected content" when i pressed the record button on the dvd, connected via SCART, the older, fatter and analog brother of HDMI. But that was easy to bypass. 2 adapters and 6 wire cable, and i was able to record it.

[@brittneypaul2089]

Surprised that Macrovision did not trip you up. Edit: Maybe that is an NTSC-only thing.

[@raventown3683]

HDCP sounds incredibly illegal. Okay so that was a joke about CP, but unironically HDCP should be illegal

[@beezanteeum]

Any Digital Restrictions Management *MUST* be illegal. Period, full stop, enough said

[@StevenVillman]

@@beezanteeum *_I KNOW..._* right...?!

[@killertruth186]

Also it is wasting their money for something that barely works.

[@spicymeatballs2thespicening]

At least the criminals have it in hd lol

[@Luke-zx4nx]

Not a joke I expected to see in a TechQuickie vid lmao

[@nick_UponTheFallen]

Love the sarcasm, if anything HDCP is causing people to download pre-ripped content due to all the problems it causes. As always thanks Linus you da best!

[@SbotTV]

As a Linux user, I'm concerned that I do not really 'own' my hardware when such restrictions are in place. I'd be happy to use old technology to circumvent this ridiculousness. Either that, or I'll use the decryption outlined in the video regardless of what content I'm viewing.

[@SAMISHUKRI]

you can use displayport

[@pattyspanker8955]

​@@SAMISHUKRIdisplay port also uses HDCP

[@amiri7392]

Pretty stupid. Causes more issues than solutions. Actually still not a solution, since there are almost always multiple sources of content (dvd and stuff). Companies need to face the fact that there will always be pirates. Any protcol or anything protection they make will eventually be broken, (I've seen cases where software was cracked and out before the official release). If there is a new protection method it may hold for a year or 2 at the most like Denuvo, with that after one game was cracked after 6 months, games started getting cracked left and right. Maybe they have a slight increase in the amount of sales while the security isn't broken, but most people pirate anyways are more likely willing to wait.

[@VeyronBD]

Azenix Roblox I pirate a lot of stuff but its mainly because I don't trust it properly. Like mafia 3 for example... otherwise I buy most of my games. I've also pirated The Grand Tour too as even though I have an amazon prime subscription the shitty DRM that covers all but one of my monitors is just annoying and its genuinely easier to torrent it, hell you can even watch as it downloads. Pirates would never have bought it to begin with.

[@HarryPhillips1453]

Azenix Roblox Resident Evil 7 with Denuvo was released last week, cracked 5 days after launch. Companies are wasting their time

[@leonardorg2]

Harry Phillips wasting time and paying consomer's money...

[@amiri7392]

If I genuinely like something than, i'd be happy to pay for it, the best part about torrenting movies and stuff is that I can use VLC and have all sorts of different controls like speed.

[@erimemrebaran1206]

I have seen software cracked and bugs corrected by the pirates. Cracked one worked better☺

[@valiantvanadium6996]

Correct its a nightmare. For example, my perfectly good but old DVI Monitor just will not work when connected to an HDMI PC. Spent a fortune on adapters, splitters, strippers, converter cables etc. but always a blank display even when just trying to use Windows, let alone movies and stuff. A curse on Intel

[@Aimela136]

1:36 What? I've ripped plenty of Blu-Rays without any sacrifice to quality. Seriously though, if you're using capture software/devices rather than something like HandBrake to rip Blu-Rays, you're doing it wrong.

[@KylesDigitalLab]

He's talking about Blu-ray players, that use HDCP and HDMI.

[@killertruth186]

@@KylesDigitalLab Actually in Version 1.3 (Dec. 21 2006) including Displayport. GVIF and UDI are added.

[@wfjhDUI]

What if you just bit-for-bit clone the encrypted media? It'd be impossible for any receiver device to tell the difference. Similarly, what if the decryption chip in even a single receiver device gets dumped and shared online? The entire premise of HDCP seems fundamentally flawed but it's somehow a serious thing made by very serious people at Intel and it really exists so I'm confused.

[@sarahmoore1797]

Thank you for this video 🙌🏼 I had issues with my Nintendo switch having this error with an older tv I hooked it up to on vacation and out of all the Nintendo switch “help” videos THIS one had my answer. Thank you for this content!

[@martinherald6492]

Wow, Techquickie seems to have totally missed the point. HDCP being a lousy software protection protocol, isn't at all important to the manufacturers. The fact that they can change it on you and make you buy everything (all from the one supplier to guarantee compatibility won't be an issue) is what it's all about. They don't even have to change anything. Imagine your system was working fine, but your old TV gets stolen or is irreparably damaged. New devices will have a new HDCP standard. You have to replace not just the TV, but EVERYTHING! Phones, cables, xbox PlayStation, everything! In order to get your system going again. This has nothing to do with copyright protection. It's corporate greed trying to force you into a very expensive way of dealing with them. It never ceases to amaze me how stupid people are these days: Apple admitted updates slowed old iPhones when the new model came out. This should have bankrupted apple years ago. That's what would have happened when I was a child. Not any more, people just accept this crap. So expect to see a lot more things like the HDCP scam in other industries. Imagine if you took your new car in for a service that is required to maintain your new car warranty. A new model of that car is released, so they deliberately make your car run richer to reduce it's performance and fuel economy. Would you buy another car from that car maker? What about if they stuff up the wheel alignment so it pulls left all the time? Or any one of dozens of other irritating things they could do. It will happen the way things are going, because that is what is happening today in other industries. Stop rewarding bad behavior of businesses obviously trying to unscrupulousness scam you, don't buy from them before it becomes an accepted practice in that industry.

[@Watch-0w1]

Yes like the self repair barrier apple enforce

[@_badmadsadlad]

I'm surprised you guys didn't mention one of the most frustrating problems with HDCP, users that have monitors over 120hz cannot watch content on HDCP-compliant streaming or devices. I cannot watch Netflix if my monitor is set to 144hz, sometimes to the point where even if I change it and try again it still doesn't work, so I have to restart my PC.

[@nopenoperson9118]

_bad Works on my machine lel

[@_badmadsadlad]

Are you using Chrome? It might just be a Chrome problem if you're not. I did research into it and found a post on the Chromium bug reports forums and this has been an issue since it was first reported in 2014.

[@nopenoperson9118]

_bad I use Pale Moon.

[@IIGrayfoxII]

HTPC does not prevent you from copying a bluray. That is the AACS encryption, like CSS was the encryption method for DVD. The nexflix example was correct though. If you want to copy a bluray, you need to disable the AACS encryption

[@Kodi54]

The Blu-ray player has HDCP though

[@seto007]

HDCP? Linus, you're gonna get in a lot of trouble with the FBI, bud.

[@artureksi4157]

For the people that didnt understand High Definition Child Pron

[@Mismatch-]

I hate it when my CP isn't HD.

[@MrZero-tw1dn]

He lives in Canada. FBI doesn't have jurisdiction there!

[@DaybreakPT]

Yea they do, they have jurisdiction everywhere, this gun says so!

[@Daniel15au]

Since the TV gets the full resolution stream, couldn't a recording device pretend to be a TV too (for example, spoof any identifiers along with using a compatible encryption key)? Surely the encryption key could be extracted from a TV.

[@balancingactof]

That's what pirates do, they decrypt BluRays using jailbroken PlayStation 3's.

[@Queeg500WP]

I couldn't understand why I was occasionally seeing snow on an HDMI input when I switched my 4K TV to my allegedly 4K capable FetchTV STB, so thanks for the explanation. HDCP sucks, particularly when I only ever use the STB to watch free to air TV or catch up TV!

[@GreenLycan]

when i watched this 2 weeks ago it was interesting, but last week my mum got a new TV and her Amazon fire stick was all fuzzy and messed up, she thought it was the stick dying, soooooo, i got her to watch this and told her "I think the stick is fine, i have a feeling that it's the S.H.I.T (HDCP) that's doing it" so she got an HDMI splitter as you suggested and it's working fine now, good timing on the video!!

[@unordinarystudios5846]

Movies on Itunes won't play in HD because of HDCP and now the sound cut out too. I have an lg 24" ultrawide monitor and a custom-built pc that is fairly new. Why does Itunes not let me watch my movies?

[@MikeNolano]

Anyone else see DHCP when they read the title? LOL

[@Xenon1825]

Nolan Gottfred PCP? What're you talking about.

[@NoorquackerInd]

Just a bit

[@RaidenFreeman]

Networking has ruined you.

[@youtubak777]

Yes, I did :D

[@nimoy007]

RaidenFreeman Same

[@DustyTheDog]

I've used my 42" Toshiba flat screen for my PC for many years now(I think the TV was bought back in 2012). Even when I had 2 tv's(for L4D2 multi local), one with HDMI and the other with DVI-to-HDMI adapter, I never had any issues.

[@RettigJ]

did anyone else get the S**T on 1:03 ?

[@Slenderman63323]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.... no.

[@MegaGasek]

Nooooo... Nobody immediately got that joke. Linus doesn't know how to spell.. Nah nah nah nah!

[@danielweis5501]

Thanks for spelling it out Linus, I almost spewed my tea all over my desk.

[@icysteam]

1:04 this is why I love you Linus (no homo)

[@AsherTech]

I had a problem earlier with this. my fix was to turn off and on the TV. another way to record stuff is through a different source like TV most set top boxes have RCA inputs so use that to record

[@PeterM0911]

At the start I was asking myself? Since when we can't copy original BluRay or Netflix content. Then I watched the whole video and turned out, Linus knows what he talks about.

[@ObiWanJabronee]

Just a basic question, looking for help. I just bought a new TV that is HDCP 2.2 and my UHD player is HDCP 2.2 as well. However, my audio receiver is older and only accepts optical input. Will I have HDCP video issues if I use the optical out to my older receiver?

[@Collymillad]

Ah a fairly large KZbin channel that isn't automatically pro-tech-drm-type-shit. How refreshing. Loving the bluntness here :D

[@adamcaan2606]

linus what would make it possible for my smart tv to record on demand content such as netflix?

[@MoyoGaming]

Fun fact. Netflix's hdcp-compliant streaming can be circumvented easily by disabling hardware acceleration... The more you know

[@bobbygordenakaredneckbilly3856]

I just purchased a Denon A/V receiver. One of the things I wanted to do was use my receiver to listen to real time audio editing using my Win 10 PC. The receiver and laptop don't handshake due to HDCP between the laptop and receiver. Is there a way to get the receiver and laptop HDMI to communicate?

[@TerWebz]

i use my laptop for screen mirroring and i use it for Fire TV Stick but the problem is NOW TV uses HDCP and it says that my tv is not HDCP enabled (non-compilant) but i can do it with my NOW TV box, i'm not trying to pirate anything i only want to watch it on a bigger screen.

[@nateo200]

Honestly this is why I like component cables still existing for now. Oh you still spit out 1080i and 1080p over analog? Lel. The amount of times I could have gotten by DRM and HDCP = to the amount of times it has screwed legit stuff

[@johnrickard8512]

High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection - aka S.H.I.T. Couldn't have said it better myself Linus, and I wrote a paper on this!

[@SupaKoopaTroopa64]

How does HDR work? Is it just a term for displays with a high contrast ratio?

[@aleek4481]

I wonder if this is my problem. I've been recking my brain trying to figure out why I can't stream some content from my computer to my tv. I'm not using a hdmi cable but I am getting inconsistent/intermittent handshaking problems and issues playing certain file types?...

[@0LoneTech]

It has given people problems because that is *all it does*. Its only function and feature is to break functionality, because some companies imagine that makes them more money. For a handful of lawyers it even does, but certainly not for producers.

[@lucasLucas-uh8qo]

So the tv needs to support hdcp 2.2 for the 4k blu ray player and 4k disc to work?

[@sirsausagedog4162]

Anyone here from the new Techquickie? I hate these types of comments but someone has to do it

[@barbyboi]

Haha yes XD

[@Matty0311MMS]

Did anyone else see that at 4:28 Linus said "a splitter" but showed the oposite (multiple inputs, one output)?

[@drmountainman2749]

I've tried playing legally paid for movies through itunes or google play on my ipad and output that video (w/ adapter) to the analog screens in my car for the kids and get blocked every time. The interesting thing is that without a splitter, it works just fine with this setup with downloaded content from both amazon video and netflix. Why does it work with those apps and not with itunes and google play?

[@oserus999]

Any suggestion for a good splitter?

[@johnbenedetti7138]

hi wondering if you know of something that would allow me to use my cable box as a input into my Blackmagic Atem Switcher?

[@Diddy122]

what do i need to display my cameras. i have a dvr that using a vga out to my hdtv . i tried using a hdmi to vga adapter and still nothing . any help.

[@jaredhustus]

I plan on using the splitter method to bypass HDCP. However, are there splitters that that work with multiple inputs rather than outputs? I want to have my PS3 and PS4 plugged into one device, but because of HDCP my PS3 will not work.

[@valde223]

does it mean that i should buy a new 4k tv for it to work or can i still use my full hd tv?

[@huzzabuzatrolol]

How does the HDCP handshaking work if say, you are using an HDMI to DVI dongle for your connection?

[@cldream]

Huzzabuzatrolol It would still work if said DVI connection was a digital connection as opposed to an analog one as DVI (excluding DVI-A) also supports HDCP.

[@harrytsang1501]

1:03 I like how he spells it

[@chunkemonke398]

I had to refund a 4K movie because the resolution was capped at 480p... If anything, this faulty content protection standard would entice consumers to pirate their content instead of spending money on it

[@PhillipParr]

My 4K ASUS monitor doesn't support HDCP 2.2, so the only 4K content I can actually watch is you, Linus.

[@ryanholm3480]

lol high-bandwidth digital content protection or SHIT for short. Linus 2017

[@divyangvaidya1999]

HDCP is meant to protect digital content from unauthorized devices as well as Man-in-the-Middle attacks. However, it is also flawed as there are videos and tutorials as to how to bypass HDCP.

[@lookcloser9093]

Ok. iPhone 6pluss, netflix account, and appleTV. Before iOS 11 was released I was able to use iPhone and my Netflix account to download Netflix shows onto my phone - then screen mirror thru AppleTV to project the show onto my television's bigger screen. With the first iOS 11 download that stopped. Now.. it all works the same except the last step. Meaning- I can see Netflix account mirrored from iPhone onto the tv while I am selecting my downloaded show.. but the minute I hit play on the show my TV screen goes black. I suspect (now) that it is HDCP... any tips to make this work again?

[@preet4330]

Is display port also a all in one?

[@drakhavik]

Preet Singh Mostly, yes. And it has the added benefit of not requiring a royalty for the device manufacturer to install it.

[@markdefish]

Preet Singh almost. HDMI also supports Ethernet and mic (screen back to device) so HDMI has a couple of benefits. Also HDCP is also on Display ports. However I have never run into any problems with computer and monitor / projector for Blu-Ray, Netflix, or Prime. Streaming legally and watching on demand from PC is cheaper than a TV license in the U.K. So I stopped watching TV.

[@EwanMarshall]

How could you miss that handshake fails at 144Hz... A bane to all of us with nice overdriven TN film Gaming displays... I have to run at 120Hz just in case I accidentally load netflix or something that tries to force a handshake.

[@pbandjwrx]

please do an episode on iso image files. Booting from an iso image file on a usb drive. THANKS for all your hard work

[@stevenatchley1424]

will you do a video on Alcubierre drive

[@dangerouspie0319]

Linus knows all about that HD CP.

[@laharl2k]

i recall seeing a decrypter passthrough implementation on an altera cyclone development board. Isnt there some chinese gadget to do that without all the extra pins and ports? say 1 hdmi in, 1 hdmi out, and the power plug? (maybe even self powered?)

[@nathanpollard1223]

Is it common to have issues with HDCP, when it comes to 'regular usage'? I use HDMI with lots of different devices & TVs & I don't think I've had to deal with any HDCP errors. I'm currently using HDMI with 4 TVs (2008*, 2009, 2018 & 2019) & a monitor, & I'm using about 4 cables, each of a different model (probably at least 1's over a decade old). The date range of the devices I use span at least 2009-2019. So, maybe the handshake errors come with more specific use, &/or are not very common? * -ish

[@darianmccants]

When you dont understand any of what Linus is saying, but you watch anyways.

[@jesusalfonso1528]

Darian Mccants lol true, i am only reading the comments, i dont pay attention to what linus is saying

[@DaybreakPT]

Eh, I understood most of it, and I'm not a DRM expert by any means. Maybe try rewatching the video to pick up things you missed the 1st time, and use your googlefu to pick up on some new concepts ;)

[@felixokeefe]

actually the reason that dumb splitters do not work with HDMI also has to do with the DVI/HDMI digital signaling itself. Matched signal pairs with very high frequency signaling just don't like being passively "split". It can work in some very niche situation. Think identical monitors. Short cables. However S.H.I.T aka HDCP would get in the way in this case anyway.

[@chrisd6591]

So if I have an older yamaha reciever that had hdmi 2.0 instead of HDCP 2.2 then when I run everything thru it my picture on TV won't be in hd

[@itsdeonlol]

BIOS on a TV?

[@lolcorporation7308]

yep

[@coolsnake1134]

bios of a pc that is plugged into the tv with hdmi

[@8skpak554]

What does it d increase security or something

[@ollieguy53]

I just got a new 4k monitor. It had HDMI 2.0 as does my ps4pro and I'm using a certified fast cable but ps4 wont recognise monitor as 4k. Both options greyed out. 1080p and hdr work. Could this be an hdcp problem. I'm getting no where.

[@ollieguy53]

Also only 1.4 as an option on ps4 not seen 2.2 anywhere in settings at all

[@banguseater]

My favorite Death Grips album 0:44

[@White_King]

What happens if the tv supports HDCP but not the device, or the cable? or vice-versa? and the splitter should support HDCP? what about compatibilities with older versions of the same protocol? Should I just buy an Splitter and forget about this topic? This is not the explanations you usually do Linus.

[@ThatNerdDylan]

It's annoying to have to keep turning HDCP on & off when I'm using my PS4. I typically have my elgato capturing everything, but have to toggle it whenever I wanna use Netflix or KZbin

[@chrisd6591]

This is kinda confusing me.. So do I need to upgrade my reciever to a newer one

[@tomatosvideos4495]

That is why I had to put a HDMI switch between my TV and DVR. without it the DVR actually overheats and crashes often. but the switch is getting old and needs replacing, unfortunately the one I got to replace it doesn't block the HDCP signature and doesn't fix the problem.

[@soswiiift]

UNRELATED QUESTION: Can someone tell me if either the ports, or the cable itself is the thing that has to be up to standards? For example, say a video card (cause that's the most popular output device I can think of) comes with a DisplayPort 1.4 output, and you have a monitor with a DisplayPort 1.4 input, do you need a DisplayPort 1.4 cable as well to take advangtage of the full bandwidth? Or are all DisplayPort cables the same? (in regards to how much data they can carry) Thanks for any help!!

[@mike_prod.9224]

If your freesync monitor is going black sometimes while freesync is enabled using HDMI, disable HDCP. It fixes this issue(October 2020)

[@MartinLawlietProioxix]

When I first built my computer I was using a Display Port cable and Amazon wouldn't allow me to watch Prime content because of HDCP. It wasn't until I replaced it with HDMI cable that I was able to. I've got an Amazon Fire TV 4K and you need a compatible HDCP 2.2 TV, HDMI ports, and audio system.

[@thejerrymobile]

This has been an annoyance to me; I never imagined when I PVR'd that one time I was on local morning news that it would be trapped on that PVR forever. Now it sits, like an aging VHS tape, in the basement, holding that recording.

[@Gavamogtron]

I have a question how to fix 28" 4k hdr monitor eyecare no settings nothing at all can you please help me out

[@gerhardhader6331]

I have a chromecast ultra and a monitor that is 4k and HDCP2.2 compatible, but I just can't get the chromecast to spit out 4k. Any idea why?

[@NoobsDeSroobs]

This is exactly why I download all my movies. I have so many unopened blueray and dvds in my cabinet.

[@xanamata5386]

does display port has a negative technology like hdcp ?

[@JayBirdyo]

Is this what is prohibiting me from finding a decent HDMI 2.0 to Display port adapter? or any at all?

[@octobersky9690]

You should make a video about internet browsers other than Edge, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Safari. I have used Opera a bit and think it's neat, but I've also tried some other lesser known browsers such as Lunascape6 and Cyberfox. How are these other browsers different from the more commonly used ones. For instance Opera has a built-in ad blocker, and Lunascape uses 3 engines (as noted below). Also in what ways do rendering engines such as Gecko (Firefox), WebKit (Safari), and Trident ( Internet Explorer) differ?

[@joshuawangadi1710]

Where can I get the new HDMI 2.0 B cable?

[@JazzGamingBGMI]

I can't use capture card on my Android device Xiaomi poco F1. just Blank screen what should I use

[@EX0T3X]

i thought hdcp 2.2 isnt cracked yet? to be clear aac 2.0 but whats the problem?

[@Male_Parent]

I like that "also stands for 's-h-i-t'"

[@JonatasAdoM]

In the end it doesn't stop piracy and only makes the life of those who bought it harder. People will pirate it anyway and those would never buy your product in the first place. You might as well stop with these things and see what happens, you might end up profiting more because people will be actually willing to buy it. It's all about the amount of freedom you have with the product, as long as someone who downloads it get to have more freedom than those who paid for auch product piracy will never end.

[@davidbohan2434]

linus u do a great job and its coll as well keep up the good work

[@ShazySoft]

Please do a video on how to download more RAM, my mainframe is getting hacked

[@Ahmad-ru4ou]

so is it necessary I buy hdmi 2.0 camble?

[@coolersmultar]

3:25 Priceless