Hi all,
I am at the end of my rope with googling on this one. I am hoping someone can help me.
I moved into a house that has a media room. In it is a HTPC with the following characteristics:
HP Media center m9000t running Windows Vista
Nvidia 8500GT video card
Blu Ray player
The room had a low def projector and I upgraded to a:
Mitsubishi HC7900
I did a fresh install of all the software, and downloaded all new updates (Vista SP 1being most pertinent)
The Blu Ray wasn't working and googling led to the following actions, all failing:
1) HP's DVDPlay was freezing. After crashing my computer over and over I finally uninstalled it. Eventually I found forums where they reccomended Cyberspace Power DVD 10 which I downloaded. With this, the Blu Ray wouldn't play.
2) Downloaded Cyberspace BD advisor. Says the monitor is not digital.
3) Use NVIDIA control panel to set up dual monitors (mirror of the two with the projector as primary). The regular monitor is hooked up via VGA. The Mits projector by HDMI. The control panel tells me the card, and monitor are HDCP compliant. The projector projects the image. But a Blu Ray won't play. The BD advisor tells me now that the HDMI connection has given me a digital image but there is still an HDCP issue.
4) Upgraded to NIVIDA 335.23. Still have HDCP issue
5) tried VLC player. Won't work.
5) Uninstalled 335.23, went to oldest NVIDIA driver I could find. Still HDCP issue.
6) upgraded PowerDVD to 14. Still won't play.
Not sure what to do. My components all claim HDCP compliance. This includes my projector, the NVIDIA card, the NVIDIA control panel, and the Power DVD 14 softward. BUt the BD Advisor says I have a digital signal but have an HDCP issue.
I would really like to make this work with what I have. Rather not buy a bunch of new stuff.
Thanks in advance.
Scott