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210-065 Question #245: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is C: The A/V gear is using HDCP to prevent illegal copying.. HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) embedded in the HDMI signal from new movie-playing A/V equipment prevents Cisco TelePresence codecs from displaying the content.

Question

Your customer reports that new A/V equipment that plays movies cannot be displayed on their Cisco TelePresence endpoints. This A/V equipment is connected to the Cisco TelePresence codec via an HDMI cable. However, older A/V gear that uses composite cables is able to display content. What is most likely the cause of this issue?

Options

  • AThe composite cables are faulty.
  • BTIP negotiation is failing between the A/V gear and the Cisco TelePresence device.
  • CThe A/V gear is using HDCP to prevent illegal copying.
  • DThe operating system for the A/V gear is not compatible with the operating system of the

Explanation

HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) embedded in the HDMI signal from new movie-playing A/V equipment prevents Cisco TelePresence codecs from displaying the content.

Common mistakes.

  • A. The composite cables are confirmed functional because older A/V gear successfully displays content through them, ruling out cable faults as the cause.
  • B. TIP (TelePresence Interoperability Protocol) governs video conferencing session negotiation between endpoints and is unrelated to local HDMI content playback from an A/V source.
  • D. Operating system compatibility is irrelevant to HDMI signal passthrough; the codec processes the digital video signal directly and does not interact with the source device's operating system.

Concept tested. HDCP protection blocking TelePresence HDMI content display

Reference. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/collaboration-endpoints/telepresence-ex-series/series.html

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