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On a PC you can use a Legato capture card and record anything that makes it through the HDMI, DRM free, up to 4k/60 and up to HDR10 and it has a pass-thru so yo
by cronix 6y ago
On a PC you can use a Legato capture card and record anything that makes it through the HDMI, DRM free, up to 4k/60 and up to HDR10 and it has a pass-thru so you can watch on a monitor/tv as you record. They're mainly used in game broadcasting, like on Twitch. There are also numerous audio recording apps that will record audio that is being played from a DRM source, actually any source. I actually purchase physical books as I can't stand reading on a lit screen for hours on end. As a wise investor once told me, if you don't physically hold it, you don't actually own it. I have copies of everything I've purchased digitally that is worth keeping, and I have no moral qualms about doing so. I paid for the content. They got their money.
- KingMachiavelli 6y agoAs far as I am aware that capture card won't capture HDCP content? So anything that uses Widevine or similar DRM will not work. There are options for capture cards designed to bypass HDCP but it's a bit more involved. Are you saying you haven't had any issues with HDCP?
- cronix 6y agoThere are many cheap HDMI splitters out there (~$20USD) that do not pass on HDCP :) The hardest part is wading through the comments to see if the device will bypass HDCP. This is also a very good way to watch HDCP content on older HDTV's that don't have HDCP implemented. https://www.amazon.com/hdmi-splitter-hdcp-bypass/s?k=hdmi+splitter+hdcp+bypass https://www.amazon.com/hdmi-splitter-hdcp-bypass/s?k=hdmi+sp... There are even more on aliexpress.