Is my Video card HDCP compliant for Blu-ray?

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I just copied this statement . . ."Due to DRM restrictions, Blu-ray movies will not playback via DVI if the video card and display aren’t HDCP compliant"
from . . .http://news.softpedia.com/news/Sony-Blu-Ray-Burner-BWU-100A-36971.shtml

Does anybody know if my video card is HDCP capable? (And how to find out what video card I have?-its a Dell Optiplex GX270)

From what I have been reading, without the HDCP compliant video card, I will not be able to use my Blu-ray at the full 1920 x 1080 resolution. Does anybody know if this is true?

At the moment I am just using my VGA connection from the computer to the projector. Will the VGA cable be capable of the full HD(1920 x 1080 res)? I dont have a DVI connection video card yet, but after a few attempts,(with only the VGA cable) I have gotten the projector res up to 1152 x 864. At least thats what the projector says.

How do I get my Sony Blu-ray BWU-100A burner to output the full 1080 x 1920 res of my Blu-ray movies? Is my video card capable?(How do I find out what my video card is?)

As far as I know, my Optoma EP910 projector is HDCP compliant, so I just need to know about my video card and if the VGA connection will work, or what max res it work at?

 

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Hdcp

The simplest way to check (on windows XP) is to go into display properties and click on the settings tab, then it should say "1.(Multiple Monitors) on ________)" this will tell you what graphic card you have. All Nvidia 8*** and ATI/AMD HD 2***series cards are are HDCP compliant. Some Nvidia 7*** and ATI/AMD X1***series cards are are HDCP compliant. As far as I know any Nvidia 6*** and ATI/AMD X*** series cards or earlier are are NOT HDCP compliant. Google your specific card to double check.

Hope this helps