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That's good for Netflix + html5, but doesn't help with every site (ex: fox/cw/etc). So it probably isn't a good solution for 'Grandma' since she probably would
by dsp1234 11y ago
That's good for Netflix + html5, but doesn't help with every site (ex: fox/cw/etc). So it probably isn't a good solution for 'Grandma' since she probably wouldn't have the knowledge to understand why it breaks on non-html5 video sites. Whereas pipelight + user-agent works (currently) for a larger number of sites.
- seanp2k2 11y agoWhat's the resolution like with Pipelight vs Chrome HTML5? It was my previous understanding that the bitrates and resolutions were limited running on any PC platform. http://www.technorms.com/42752/5-netflix-tips-hacks-you-should-know http://www.technorms.com/42752/5-netflix-tips-hacks-you-shou... has info on how to select bitrates via the "hidden" menu.
- dsp1234 11y agoI get full HD bitrates through pipelight (looking at the hidden menu in pipelight shows it at the highest bitrate). I'm not at my house right now, but I think it's generally in the 3500kbps range (or some number in the 3k range in whatever that menu shows). I don't know what the bitrate for Chrome HTML5 is since I don't use it.