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So does this mean that the DRM is still at least partially implemented in software? I also seem to remember that Netflix on Windows (don't know about mac) also
by vladvasiliu 5y ago
So does this mean that the DRM is still at least partially implemented in software?
I also seem to remember that Netflix on Windows (don't know about mac) also requires hardware decoding support for HEVC1 (or whatever their codec is). I never got it to work with an intel GPU (8th gen udh630 — supposed to support it) but it worked with an AMD GPU.
- jeroenhd 5y agoPartially, for sure. However, even with hardware support you need some kind of licensed (signed?) binary interface with the DRM hardware to ensure that nobody is decoding a hundred Netflix streams at a time. I don't know a lot about how everything works below the hood, but you can probably find some of the details on the Microsoft website [0] if you want. [0]: https://www.microsoft.com/playready/ https://www.microsoft.com/playready/