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You will most likely find that your OS gives you a black square for the DRM content when you record the screen. This is facilitated by OS support on Windows, iO
by lathiat 5y ago
You will most likely find that your OS gives you a black square for the DRM content when you record the screen. This is facilitated by OS support on Windows, iOS, etc.
It’s also why HDCP exists to prevent capture from HDMI etc.
- BizarroLand 5y agoA workaround for that is to put a lightweight OS onto a virtualbox VM and then record the output from the Host OS after putting the VM into fullscreen mode, or you cand buy a cheap HDMI splitter that accepts HDCP on the input but doesn't put it back on the output.
- ficklepickle 5y agoIt doesn't on linux distros. It's dead easy to record DRM'd media, although it takes a little bit of oomph to not drop frames. This is why Netflix limits Linux to 1080p.