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1) I'm not on Linux. 2) I'd rather have the convenience of streaming at all than the best possible resolution. I don't know what the resolution of my TV is, bu

1) I'm not on Linux. 2) I'd rather have the convenience of streaming at all than the best possible resolution. I don't know what the resolution of my TV is, but I highly doubt it's over 1080p, if that.

heavyset_go 7y ago
Streaming above 720p also doesn't work via Firefox on any operating system.
- rubin55 7y ago
  Source?
  - AnssiH 7y ago
    https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23931 https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23931 > Mozilla Firefox up to 720p
- SturgeonsLaw 7y ago
  According to the test pattern videos I'm getting 1080p in Firefox on Windows
  - Macha 7y ago
    They may not have the same DRM restrictions as actual content? It's not that Firefox is not technically capable of rendering the videos, it's that it doesn't give the DRM the control that Netflix and rightholders want to require in exchange.
  - AnssiH 7y ago
    Try "actual" content videos. You can press ctrl+alt+shift+D to open a debug overlay that shows the playback resolution. The actual DRM limitations also vary by content (and region) - with some titles I get 720p on Linux while some other titles are limited to SD, while I get 1080p on Windows Edge on those same titles.