Apple TV (application) won't display image while DisplayPort is running.
Apple TV opens windows and time advances but no images are displayed. Quitting DisplayPort manager resolves the problem.
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Elijah commented
It's a stupid feature then. You need to find another way to implement the multi-monitor solution. At least let customers know that Apple TV or any other stream blocks your product
waste of my time
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Jonathan DeLong commented
Good idea Chris Reed commented · April 12, 2022 19:11 · Report
Just taking a guess here. I think the DisplayLink creates the second display on M1 MacBooks by "recording" a desktop to be viewed on the second screen. Because the MacBook detects screen recording it will not let the protected content be displayed.If this is the case, there will not be a resolution to this. It is a feature, not a bug...
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AdminKate C
(Admin, DisplayLink)
commented
The issue is due to HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) - check the following article: https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/830301-content-protected-video-does-not-play-on-mac-while
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Paul Brown commented
Me 2 what's the update ?
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Christian
commented
The issue seems to be still ongoing. I have the same thing :(
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Eugene Schnitzer commented
I am having the same issue except display link driver seems to shut down and apple TV screen mirror takes over. can they coexist and run at the same time?
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Sven
commented
I wish, the problem can solve. Now, i use udemy to learn something online. The site uses videos to learn. If the display driver runs, the contents isn't shown on the screen.
Quitting the driver or disconnect the wav link device solves the problem. -
Bob Scrivner
commented
Sure wish we could get a solution to this problem.
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James Aggrey
commented
I'm having the same issue, now with YouTube TV.
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Chris Reed
commented
Just taking a guess here. I think the DisplayLink creates the second display on M1 MacBooks by "recording" a desktop to be viewed on the second screen. Because the MacBook detects screen recording it will not let the protected content be displayed.
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James De Luca
commented
any updates on this?
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Sven
commented
Same behavior as described and same behavior with Beta 1.6.0 (Build 59.110). Blackscreen but with Sound. Quitting DisplayPortManager resolves the problem.
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Stuart
commented
I have the same issue with Apple TV and SkyGo
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Ross Rankin commented
Same problem with Netflix
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Matt O'Connell commented
Same problem here. Displaylink will block Apple app from displaying any video. Running Display link Manager 1.5.0 Build 58.125
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Michael Dunn
commented
I am having same problem. Apple TV will launch display video as expected for about 5 seconds then video will go black while sound continues.