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It's security through obscurity. For pure software stuff, like Widevine L3, you can just patch the browser or insert a shim to spit out the decrypted video some
by marcan_42 6y ago
It's security through obscurity. For pure software stuff, like Widevine L3, you can just patch the browser or insert a shim to spit out the decrypted video somewhere.
https://github.com/artemist/widevineproxy https://github.com/artemist/widevineproxy
- Thorrez 6y agoIs that the decrypted and decompressed video, or decrypted and still compressed? If the former, that's going to be a gigantic file, and you're going to lose quality when recompressing (although if you were planning to recompress anyway the quality loss is no worse).
- bitwize 6y agoIllegal to distribute under the DMCA.