[Simon_says]

Which ones? So I know to avoid them.

[judge2020]

I believe ones with 'hdcp bypass' are the ones you should stay away from https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m...

[Shared404]

Oh thanks. I was worried I might break a law or two there. To be super careful, I'll leave a comment to save the warning.

[judge2020]

You can also favorite[1] HN comments by clicking on the timestamp first.

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24351073

[dzdt]

Any HDMI splitter. The "Content Protection" encryption on the wire for the digital video doesn't allow the stream to be split; to do so requires stripping off the encryption in a way not licensed by the industry consortium.

[CameronNemo]

I'm pretty sure compliant splitters are expected to decrypt, split, then reencrypt. What a waste of resources.

[Unklejoe]

Nah, it's okay to split an HDCP encrypted stream as long as you enforce HDCP on the outputs as well.

I think the standard allows for something like 32 endpoints.

[AnssiH]

Aren't there non-HDCP splitters around that only allow unprotected content through? (I don't know, but I had thought so)