HDCP Failure in iTunes 12.1.0.50 after Upgrade to 10.10.3

Dear Forum Members,
I have a Mid 2011 MacMini with 2.5GHz i5, 8GB RAM,
with iTunes 12.1.0.50
and just updated to 10.10.3
Before I was able to play HD Movies from iTunes like BigHero6
but after the Upgrade I get an Error Message, that my Screen is not HDCP compatible.
I am using a JVC Kenwood LT-40DG51J wide LED TV to connect to the MacMini.
Even a different HDMI Cable is not helping...
Any Clues?!

Also iTunes TV Programmes are affected - an Episode watched today before the Update was playing just fine.
After the Update, the Program plays for 4sec and then stops and blends in the HDCP Error Message.

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