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It will be Level 3, so limited. Widevine levels are based on hardware support for features, and I can't really see any way the Raspberry Pi could ever have a c
by Mindwipe 6y ago
It will be Level 3, so limited.
Widevine levels are based on hardware support for features, and I can't really see any way the Raspberry Pi could ever have a closed protected video path for example. Indeed, all Widevine Level 1 devices are either closed devices with signed bootloaders (TVs), or with a Google written OS (Chromebooks) or both (Android phones).
(Also, where Edge gets higher resolution it's generally because it is using Microsoft's PlayReady as a Content Decryption Module, not Widevine. And on Windows PlayReady can access the APIs to check those similar hardware level features.)