Troubleshooting Video Issues Lesson 001) Physical Cabling and Source Selection Part 1

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What can HDMI, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt cables carry other than video?

Audio.

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What is a common issue concerning audio output to a display or monitor?

The cable doesn’t support it.

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What is the most common fix for troubleshooting audio output issues to a display or monitor, when using a video cable?

Use a cable that is capable of that kind of output.

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What kind of cable requires a separate cable for audio output?

VGA and DVI.

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What needs to be verified when troubleshooting audio output issues on a video setup that uses VGA or DVI cables?

The audio cable is properly seated.

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What is a common issue concerning troubleshooting video issues when dealing with a display that supports multiple HDMI or DisplayPort connections?

Incorrect data source is selected.

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What is the most common fix for troubleshooting video display issues on a display or monitor that has multiple HDMI or DisplayPort connections?

Set the monitor to the right input.

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What does HDCP stand for?

High-Bandwidth Content Protection.

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High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection

This coding scheme protects audio and video signals over HDMI, DisplayPort, and similar technologies.

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What is the purpose of HDCP?

To prevent people from being able to copy or illegally intercept the signals from a streaming video session.

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What is the first thing a tech should do when dealing with HDCP issues?

Turn off the TV and turn off the device, then turn on the TV and turn on the device.

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What does the specific way of turning the TV and device off and on do when dealing with HDCP issues?

Allows the handshake to occur.

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What should be done if turning the TV and HDCP enabled device properly doesn’t fix HDCP issues?

Upgrade the quality of the HDMI or DisplayPort cable.

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Where might someone come across HDCP issues?

When troubleshooting set-top boxes, smart TV devices, and game consoles.

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When it comes to display issues, what are going to be the general culprit?

Physical cabling and source selection.