That means no iTunes movie purchases for me.

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December 24, 2009 | Computers | 1 Comment

Ever. Sheerly out of principle.

iTunes says: This movie cannot play because iTunes is requiring HDCP copy protection and making my not-so-old TV useless for iTunes video watching

This is from a Macbook Pro “late 2008″ connected to a Samsung HDTV over VGA because all of my HDMI ports are taken.

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Had the same problem here too. DRM is colossal fail.

Adam, January 28, 2010 6:25 am | permalink

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