PC Stats has a long hard look at how Vista's HDCP (High Definition Copy Protection) will affect you and your PC viewing habits. 

"Part of the feature set of Microsoft's upcoming Windows Vista operating system is support for

High-Definition content, either through television signals, HD or Blu-Ray DVDs, or Internet video.

Along with this support though, is a new set of restrictions designed to ensure the sanctity of HD

content and protect it from copying. Microsoft, as you might imagine, intends to support HD DVD

and video on all its current operating systems, especially the upcoming Windows Vista. To this

end, the company is building support for HDCP into the operating system as part of its suite of

DRM (Digital Rights Management) abilities called Output Content Protection Management (OCPM)."

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