But nothing has either UDP or DisplayPort so why does either matter?
Computer monitors only have DVI and VGA, TVs HDMI, DVI and VGA.
There is no display device that supports either of the other two - at least nothing on the western side of the Atlantic - and until there is neither is at all relevant.
Are they are good idea? I'm sure they are, as long as someone actually makes a graphics card or monitor that has one of the ports.
Until then it seems the only answer is to not watch HDCP movies on computers - unless you want to watch them in 16 million shades of black or in a resolution lower than good old fashioned DVD.
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But nothing has either UDP or DisplayPort so why does either matter?
Computer monitors only have DVI and VGA, TVs HDMI, DVI and VGA.
There is no display device that supports either of the other two - at least nothing on the western side of the Atlantic - and until there is neither is at all relevant.
Are they are good idea? I'm sure they are, as long as someone actually makes a graphics card or monitor that has one of the ports.
Until then it seems the only answer is to not watch HDCP movies on computers - unless you want to watch them in 16 million shades of black or in a resolution lower than good old fashioned DVD.