I have a older HDTV which is not totally HDTV compliant. Which Blu Ray movies require HDCP complaint monitors?

Question

I have a older HDTV which is not totally HDTV compliant. Which Blu Ray movies require HDCP complaint monitors?

Answer 1

All

But you can use component cables.  Your TV is a 720p anyhow, so HDMI (or DVI) does not add much value.

Answer 2

Depending on what your TV is if it's 1080i (interlaced) that's still nice but if you are watching Blue rays 1080 is the highest rating but it will be a while before you see the use of the 1080p (progressive) screens unless you are a big gamer but, the coast for that little i or p is usually from $100 to $1000 depending on the size.  If I could afford it I would go ahead and get the progressive scan because you are not going to want to by another HD TV in 6 months from now for although a better picture probably not what it will be worth.

it's REALLY A PERSONAL THING LIKE i SAID (caps sorry)

If you do play PS3 games go ahead and get the best and use a dvi cable w/o question.  i don't think you can get a better set up.

Oh I am sorry I didn't fully read the part about the DHCP compliant monitors but I was around for the beta wars and I have to say please do not jump on the HD stuff for a life preserver because I think they will sink like lead waits in less than 2 years.