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What's L1? web-dls I have seen are always relatively low resolution, so at least it protects fullhd or 4k.
by step21 5y ago
What's L1? web-dls I have seen are always relatively low resolution, so at least it protects fullhd or 4k.
- baybal2 5y agoWidevine L1 - the hardware DRM in ARM trustzone with individual keys for each chip.
- nyuszika7h 5y ago1080p WEB-DLs are very common if you're in the right places, but even public trackers should have plenty. 4K is slightly less common but does also happen, with frequency depending on the streaming service.
- gruez 5y ago>so at least it protects fullhd or 4k. Not really. Popular streaming-exclusive shows often get 1080p versions released within a few hours, and the 2160p versions released within a few days.
- drudu 5y agoI cannot find a single popular movie that's available to stream which isn't also available as a 4k WEB-DL on a popular, well known, private tracker.
- denkmoon 5y agoThe Grand Tour S04E03 4k web-dl is readily available on private torrent trackers hours after public release on Amazon Prime. No idea what encryption Amazon use, but suffice to say it is thoroughly broken by someone out there. Given the expense of acquiring those presenters and the production costs of their shows, and how they bring people to the Prime video platform, I suspect Amazon is reasonably interested in keeping that content protected.