[ydl-gen] New user

[Warren Nagourney]

I had the opposite experience: I tried a non-HDCP monitor and it  
certainly did not work even though it recognized the signals and  
reported the correct resolution (1280x720). I also tried it on its  
native resolution (1280x1024, mode 12) which it reported correctly  
but didn't display an image. Without changing anything, I hooked up  
an HDCP monitor which worked "fine" - if by fine I mean a fuzzy  
scaled image which gives me a headache to look at for any length of  
time!

-wn

On Jan 8, 2007, at 10:50 PM, David Seikel wrote:

> On Mon, 8 Jan 2007 23:44:24 -0700 Brian Wood <beww at bresnan.net> wrote:
>
>> Though I am concerned about what I read about requiring an HDCP-
>> capable monitor, as well as the no accelerated video.
>
> HDCP capable monitor is not required, I'm running mine fine on an LCD
> computer monitor with no HDCP at 720p.  This monitor isn't supposed to
> support 1080i, but I managed to get it to partly work at 1080i.
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