Cant get HD thru my HDMI TV

[danmansyx9]

I have a RCA HD61LPW162. It Supports HDMI. My cable box has A DVI 1.0 slot. I connected a HDMI/DVI cable to them and i thought i was doing great, when my TV came up and told me that my TV doesnt support HDCP. I Dont have a clue as what to do next. Do they make adaptors that supports the HDCP or am i hopeless and should exchange the RCA for one that has them? I oredered it from Bestbuy.com. for right now i have the HD hooked up thru Component AV. its not bad but i want HDMI/DVI! :confused:

[Lincoln]

There is nothing you can with your current equipment to make this work since your cable box is HDCP compliant and your TV is not. You will need a new TV that is HDCP compliant to make this work with your cable box.

[danmansyx9]

I was afraid of that :( its a good thing i have 30 days to return it! have any suggestions that does have it and around 3k? the rca costed me 2800. it also had the HD tuner in it.

[aarond]

your tv does support hdmi/hdcp its probably that your going dvi from cable box to hdmi on the tv. your tv also supports cable card is this an option?

[bbakken82]

Your best option is exchanging the tv for a mits dlp. it has a much better picture and it has an hdmi connection. It has the atsc tuner built in and a few other features the rca doesnt have. Like I said, the mits is night and day better than the rca. Look at the reviews. Sound and vision magazine rated it the best tv this year.