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walkingman

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5. If you are getting the HDCP error (copy protection) then either your ROKU is probably not HDCP 2.2

Thu Jan 30, 2020, 05:15 PM

Jan 2020

or maybe your TV isn't or if you are using a AV receiver [using hdmi (arc)]. I have noticed that I usually have seen it on commercials. It will appear then usually goes away until the next commercial, etc. If this is your error then more than likely it is the content provider causing the error because they are using the HDCP 2.2--I would check your TV, Roku model, and maybe the AV receiver if applicable and see what level of HDCP each supports. There are devices that will mask this for you if it is a major problem.

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Any Roku users here? [View all] grumpyduck Jan 2020 OP

That don't last forever. I had one I Phoenix61 Jan 2020 #1

What does the error screen say? I have used mine for about 5 years and the only error walkingman Jan 2020 #2

Yeah, that one. I just edited the OP. grumpyduck Jan 2020 #3

If you are getting the HDCP error (copy protection) then either your ROKU is probably not HDCP 2.2 walkingman Jan 2020 #5

I'm guessing you've googled as I just did and there are quite a few answers. CurtEastPoint Jan 2020 #6

Sounds like a lemon Taraman Jan 2020 #4

I would check to see if it needs a Firmware update Nictuku Jan 2020 #7