8 ms·
That's caused by hardware acceleration ... I have not tried it. But I'd say make sure you are on a desktop using desktop zoom app and then a web browser for Net
by getcrunk 5y ago
That's caused by hardware acceleration ... I have not tried it. But I'd say make sure you are on a desktop using desktop zoom app and then a web browser for Netflix and turn hardware acceleration off. I can't imagine how widevine could stop that. Zoom would have to be working with Netflix to make it happen
- capableweb 5y ago> That's caused by hardware acceleration .. Eh, no, this is because of DRM. The DRM that browsers now offer (wtf) allows browser applications to black out themselves if they detect things like screen recording. Not sure exactly how the implementation works (as DRM is generally a black box, on purpose), but it definitely is on purpose and not really related to hardware acceleration. The API Zoom is using for screen sharing is probably the same API you'd use to record the screen, so when Netflix detects that, they chose to black out the content.