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I was until I went out and bought another 4K monitor. It took the specialist store more than 20 minutes to work out whether one of the two Samsung monitors I'd chosen was HDCP2.2 compatible. It wasn't listed in the specs on any website but we finally found a review that said one of them was...

The problem is that every part of your chain of components has to be HDCP2.2 compatible. My brand new Samsung 4k monitor isn't. When I bought it 6 weeks ago I wasn't planning to view 4k blurays on it, although I assumed you could if you wanted. What's really annoying is that looking at many...

Notice what kind of packaging they come in.

I can't see them doing anything to help the weirdos who have a todger shaped like a racehorse.

Can we form a queue? I'll bring my cosh, the one with the hobnails.

May I begin with HDCP2.2? This is a copy protection trick to prevent copying of UltraHD 4K material. Unfortunately it also means I cannot play genuine 4K BluRay discs on my genuine Samsung 4K monitor using either my genuine Samsung 4K BluRay disc player or the genuine LG 4K BluRay player in my...