I did indeed have hyper-v installed.

I pulled it off, but still no joy.

Where their any other steps you performed to solve your problem Larry?

Looks like after pulling Hyper-V, I do indeed get HDCP, but only over DVI.

Display Port HDCP still isn't working.

Sotti, I may have uninstalled the ATI driver and reinstalled... I did so many installs uninstalls I always try to note what I do in steps but this was just driving me nuts. There must be an HDCP issue with the Hyper_v Graphics Drivers. Now I'm trying to get Dolby True HD to pass. I believe it's an EDID issue.


Good Luck!

I got it working after removing Hyper-V as well. Now that it's narrowed down I'm hoping this can be resolved with a patch.

Thank You LarryB4.
I was having the same problem after upgrading to Windows 8 with Hyper-V. Uninstalling Hyper-V solved the problem.
Using PowerDVD 11 on ATI Radeon 4870 graphics card and Sharp DT-400 projector. Graphics card and projector are HDCP ready. PowerDVD 11 was working fine until I enabled Hyper-V.

I also uninstalled Hyper-V and BD advisor now shows that "only" the display is incompatible. I am using MiniDP. Sadly, my Apple Cinema Display only has MiniDP, so I'm stuck. Very frustrating.

Uwe

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I tried to play some Blu-Rays (Ratatouille, Downton Abbey) despite BD advisor telling me it will not work. But it actually worked! Hurrah! I will test more Blu-Rays...

Hi
Not sure if this has been sorted elsewhere?
I was getting the Error code - 0012 which said my ATI HD 7870 and IIyama E2407HDS were not HDCP compliant.
But I have found a fix which worked for me - I opened up AMD VISION Engine Control Center and looked at: My Digital Flat Panels - Properties - DVI Settings. The tick box for Alternate DVI operational mode was selected. By "Un-ticking" PowerDVD 12 Ultra now works fine!
Hope it helps!

I can confirm that the Hyper-V platform on Windows 8 causes this problem on my machine as well. I have an ATI HD Radeon card as well.

Thanks to the dude who found this fix. Brilliant!

Have you tried to use Slysoft's AnyDVD HD, that will help you with the HDCP?

+1 for slysofts anydvdhd. You can get a 21 day trial.
using ati hd5670 on win 8 with power dvd12
I tried to play the watch last night and I got a message from 20th century fox that my blue ray drive needed a firmware update.
Also noted the disc has a little copy protection icon on it that working discs don't.
went to liteon site and downloaded the smartpack software that confirmed there was a new firmware version but wouldn't let me download it because the software craps out displaying loads of css information and saying it cant create a file in my docs (the filename is loads XHTML DTD code with a .exe suffix - seems smartpack isn't that smart)
tried to rule other things out so tried trial of corel blu ray software and still get the same issue.
checked the audio/play back devices properties for my hdmi connection and the supported formats tab is says that hdcp is not supported.

It also says this on my hd5830 on my win 7 pc. Tried Microsoft drivers and ATI drivers = no joy.

Saw webisode of some tech program on daily motion.com saying that hdcp issues are either a non compliant graphics card or TV. Apparently there are two ways to deal with it = they showed a physical adapter (which I haven't found anywhere yet) or suggested you try slysoft anydvdhd wich "makes the problem go away" but costs a fair amount of cash on yearly subscription.

I downloaded the trial of anydvdhd and yes = it made the problem go away and I can now play the disc fine.
which means the issue isn't firmware (glad I wasted a ton of time on that) and definitely can be fixed in software = so it would be awesome if ATI could address this in a driver update. (or cyberdvd could do something??)

hth - p.s. watching blu rays on pc is a none stop process of enjoyable troubleshooting so far - so fun!!