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Posted on May 02, 2012

LG 42LB1DRA and AppleTV doesn't work due to HDCP

I have an LG 421DRA since some years that works great. I just purchased and Apple TV and connected via the HDMI port. When I try to see movies in Netflix, it comes with the topic that HDCP is not supported, although all the reviews I have seen from this TV point that it is indeed supported. Any ideas? Do I need to call a technician to have a firmware update?

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David Low

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  • Posted on Apr 18, 2009

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This is more probably a software fault within the TV. They need instructions for HDMI inputs & a no sound is a related fault. I would get in touch with your dealer to arrange the TV to be updated to cure this problem. Hope this helps.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 11, 2010

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have you found the solution for this problem because i have the some problem with my tv??

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 06, 2011

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How do you get HDMI out to tv, through a graphics card? Is Is it HDMI direct out of the card or DVI adaptor? I believe you will get a ping even if the volume is turned down and when playing a movie you would have volume control throuh the DVD player, the computer and the tv. Make sure your volume is turned up on dvd player and right click on your speaker icon in taskbar, at lower right of screen and make sure that volume is up. When you do the ping are you checking a "HD" audio driver. Look in 'device manager" in "sound audio and game controllers" and right click on "HD" devices and make sure they are enabled. Let me know what happens. When you look at devices in device manager you also may see a warning. If so click on the symbol, ? ,!, or triangle and follow proceedure.
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Azrael SRL

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  • Posted on Apr 28, 2011

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Invalid format means that the signal coming from the Apple tv is in a format your tv can't support - there is nothing you can do in the tv to fix that: the tv searches thru all the formats it can display automatically, if it can't recognize it it gives that message. You will have to connect the Apple TV to the tv set using the analogue connectors - the round, colored RCA ones - they send an signal that is recognized by all tv's.
If your unit is the newer model, without the RCA ones, then you must change the resolution: from the manual
1 Press and hold both MENU and + on the Apple Remote for about 6 seconds.
2 Press + or - on the Apple Remote to cycle through the display resolutions.
3 When Apple TV reaches an acceptable display resolution and "If you can see the Apple
logo, select OK" appears on your TV screen, press PLAY.

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