I recently bought a new capture card, hoping to use my new card's HDMI input and output to record in a higher quality than my current component capture card, as well as to resolve some lighting issues related to split signals. When I set up my new card (BM Intensity Extreme) with my Xbox 360, the footage did not show up on my computer screen, and the signal did not go back to the television from the output. Infuriated that I had recieved a defective unite, I boxed the device up and shipped it back to the the seller that very day. I'm about to buy another, different HDMI-ready capture card. However, it occured to me that the Xbox 360 might have HDCP protection, like the PS3. I really should have checked the component recording to make sure the unit was totally broken. My question to you is, are the 360's signals HDCP protected? I have the original arcade edition, if that makes any difference.
HDCP Protection?
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