Video Card: EVGA 750TI SC
OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit
CPU make and model: Intel i3-3225
Amount of system memory: 8 GB
Motherboard make and model: Gigabyte GA-B75M-D3H (rev 1.1)
Motherboard BIOS version: F15
Monitor(s) make and model: TV - LG 60PM6700
Sound card make and model: HDMI

There seems to be a problem with these drivers as it relates to HDCP. My video card is plugged into my receiver (Yamaha RX-A800) via HDMI, which is then plugged into my TV ( LG - 60PM6700 ). Before purchasing the card, I had an ATI HD7790 Video Card which had no issues at all.

It seems the driver has an issue when there's an AV Receiver in the middle of the chain as when plugging the video card directly to the TV is displayed correctly in the Control Panel.

When I start up Media Center (eq. Full Screen) - it gives me an error saying "HDCP is required", when I minimize the application to "Windowed" mode, HDCP looks like it starts working and I'm able to watch TV. I am able to switch back to Full Screen mode without issues as long as I don't restart MCE.

If I start up Media Center in Windowed Mode, it gives me an error saying "HDCP is required", when I switch it "Full Screen" mode, HDCP looks like it starts working and able to watch TV. If the application is restarted, have to do the flip-flop before it starts working..

The same PC using an ATI card doesn't have any issues with HDCP, nor the PS4, and the Chromecast (which are all plugged into the AV Receiver). I replaced the HDMI cables with no effect.

Hello,

I am sorry but our video output does not support use through a secondary display standard; in this case a receiver. To have the HDMI hdcp work correctly you will need to connect directly to the television from the video card. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with in regard to your EVGA products by contact support at or for further assistance.

Thank you,
EVGA

What kind of BS answer is this from EVGA?   So basically, this thing is being touted as an HTPC card but you can't use it with an AV Receiver and still have HDCP working?

Yep, the receiver is HDCP compliant, it's why my Blue Ray Player,  PS4, Chromecast, and my old HD 7790 (before replacing it with the 750ti) that was plugged into it was able to play HD content just fine without issues.  

Sounds like it's a driver reporting issue, as when I minimize the MCE window, then maximize it (or vise versa), the HD content starts playing.  If HDCP wasn't working, MCE won't display HD channels at all (regardless of me minimizing / maximizing the screen).

That video is private and unable to be viewed. Since you have evidence and everything is HDCP compliant, I would contact Nvidia and speak with them about it. They have a forum as well as a support line. They probably can't fix it for you right away, but hopefully they will look into it.
 
In the mean time, have you tried older drivers? I've heard that the 347.XXX drivers were the peak of 700 series compatibility (which is sad, but Nvidia's way - which is why I may switch camps for AMD's Fiji).

The receiver itself needs to be able to pass the HDCP token to the display and then back through to the PC in order for the link to be considered HDCP capable. 
 
Have you tried a direct connection between the display and the PC? This would eliminate the receiver from the equation all together. If the issue only happens when going through the receiver, then the issue is narrowed to the receiver itself. At that point, you may want to contact the manufacturer of the receiver and see if they have a solution.

Hello, I just replaced my older AMD video card with brand new EVGA 750TI SC and I was pretty content until I tried to watch TV in Media Center. I get a message "channel not available". I had no such problem with AMD card. My computer is plugged into my receiver RX-A2010 Via HDMI  and then to Epson projector Cinema 5010.
The Nvidia Control Panel (HDCP Status) reports that "A repeater is connected to your system"
Did anyone ever found a solution to this problem?
Thanks

With the latest drivers, still ain't fixed -368.39, it's not the hardware either. 

Just received my GTX1070 (for VR and Project Cars) and it has the exact same problem.  

The Radeon Fury Nano, Radeon 7790, Radeon 7950, and Intel IGP through HDMI don't have any problems handshaking HDCP correctly through the Yamaha receiver.