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bturgan

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Oct 6, 2008
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hi,

I have rented my first movie via apple movies. When i try to watch it i get a DHCP problem. I tried with 3 different hdmi cables and 3 different hdmi ports from tv also restarting appletv but the problem still occurs? Does anyone knows how to fix this issue? Ty,
 
How old is your TV? Have you connected a Blu-ray player as well and does that work (Blu-ray requies HDCP too)? Some early TVs with HDMI ports didn't have HDCP support.

You can also try using a different cable; while all HDMI cables have the necessary connectivity for HDCP, a bad cable can produce enough transmission errors to throw off HDCP. But since you already have tried several, it seems unlikely that this is the problem.
 
A DHCP problem or an HDCP problem? One's related to the network connection, and the other to the TV connection.
 
Actually i have a bluray player that i can play and view blueray movies. I have tried the hdmi cable of blue ray player and port also.

I have a toshiba regza lcd tv which is like 3-4 yrs old.

How old is your TV? Have you connected a Blu-ray player as well and does that work (Blu-ray requies HDCP too)? Some early TVs with HDMI ports didn't have HDCP support.

You can also try using a different cable; while all HDMI cables have the necessary connectivity for HDCP, a bad cable can produce enough transmission errors to throw off HDCP. But since you already have tried several, it seems unlikely that this is the problem.
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A DHCP problem or an HDCP problem? One's related to the network connection, and the other to the TV connection.

Its hdcp tv problem, sorry not dhcp
 
hi,

I have rented my first movie via apple movies. When i try to watch it i get a DHCP problem. I tried with 3 different hdmi cables and 3 different hdmi ports from tv also restarting appletv but the problem still occurs? Does anyone knows how to fix this issue? Ty,

Confused... what does an HDMI cable have to do with DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)? Do you mean HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection)? DHCP has to do with getting a valid IP address from your router/internet provider.

EDIT: nevermind... looks like that's been covered.
 
Actually i have a bluray player that i can play and view blueray movies. I have tried the hdmi cable of blue ray player and port also.

I have a toshiba regza lcd tv which is like 3-4 yrs old.
Well, in that case it seems likely that the Apple TV is the culprit. Is it an ATV 3 or 4? I've had a few sporadic HDCP errors on my new 4, but they went away just by restarting the video. Never had this on any of my 3s.
 
Well, in that case it seems likely that the Apple TV is the culprit. Is it an ATV 3 or 4? I've had a few sporadic HDCP errors on my new 4, but they went away just by restarting the video. Never had this on any of my 3s.

its an atv 4, i tried restarting and also changing resolution by pressing menu and - button for 4 seconds but still same.
 
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