Has anyone found a resolution to this? I think this is more of a AV issue than BT. My logic is that the BT UHD box connected to my old Yamaha AV (not hdcp 2.2 compliant) connect to my Sony TV (again not compliant). The old Yamaha stopped working so have replaced with a Denon AVR-X1200W. I get the content cannot be displayed message, audio works. I've played with different settings on both AV and BT box, changed cables, added in an optical, all to no avail...
What is odd is when the BT box is booting up, I get the start up messages displayed but as soon as finished booting it immediately goes back to content cannot be displayed.
Also if plug BT box direct to TV no issue, audio and TV work fine but not getting the benefit of surround via the AV that way...
I spoke to Denon this morning. No resolution however I did ask if they could do some testing their end, which they said they would try. The also suggested speaking with BT Vision.
Wish I had know about this before making the 'lock, stock and barrel' move to BT. I just set everything up today only to get the same message; miffed to say the least.
I have a Panasonic TX-P42GT50B with a Denon AVR-X2200W and chose the UHD box as I was going to upgrade my TV in the future. Mate has same amp but a 4K Panasonic and it works fine but hooked up to a non-4K seems to be the issue. Unsure what is at fault; the amp, the YouView box or the TV. Box should be backwards compatible! 😞
Tried switching the display settings in the YouView box to 1080p but still nada...
Try to get hold of a non-UHD youview+ box until you upgrade your TV. I managed to get one for £10 brand new (Facebook Market). That's solved the problem for me for now.
I've also got the same issue ever since I purchased the Denon X4200, it works fine with the TV but when outputting to Optoma HD33 I get the Error 😞 . The BT Ultra HD box works fine directly to the Projector. So it's goto be an update surley on the AV receiver to relsove the issue ?
I have the same issue with my Denon AVR3300. I raised this with BT 'Support'.
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So do I reject their POS box or connect to the TV directly and use my TV's TOS output for standard 5.1 DD???
I want BT Sport so I guess I'll have to suffer a bit.
Mine has momentaty issues with my sony KD55x8505b and dennon AVRX-2200W. Solved by ether running the HDMI to my TV, and my TV feeds DD5.1 to the amp or the box set to suroound over HDMI and audio delivered via optical cale to the amp.
The Issue is to do with DD+ audio, it does work but switching between DD+ channels and anything else causes the HDMI sync loss, and i need to change inputs to recover.
It used to happen with regular DD5.1, but they fixed that.
In my tests, The problem is still with the you view box and it has been for over a year.
I had this problem as well but found a solution. My setup was T4000 into Onkyo TX-NR646 outputting to Sharp 1080p TV (forget the model - 60"LCD from 2011). Got the HDCP2.2 error even if the T4000 was set to 1080P. On my receiver HDMI ports 1-3 support HDCP2.2 but the others do not. If I plugged the T4000 into the non HDCP2.2 ports then everything works fine (have to change the input setting so that pressing CBL/SAT on the front selects the correct input which is no big deal).
Now I've got a 4K TV (60inch Series 6 Samsung 799 at Curry's) then it works fine using the HDCP2.2 sockets.
The T4000 is the only 4K device that won't revert to a HDCP1 protocol if the 2.2 handshake fails. My other 4K devices (Fire TV 2nd gen and XBox One S) work correctly if the receiver is HDCP2.2 but the TV is not.
Obviously if your receiver's ports are all 2.2 enabled then you are probably out of luck.