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You can do 1080p on the Pi4. https://itnext.io/the-2021-onward-guide-to-install-netflix-on-raspberry-pi-smartphone-as-the-remote-control-2e7662ccc80 https://it

You can do 1080p on the Pi4. https://itnext.io/the-2021-onward-guide-to-install-netflix-on-raspberry-pi-smartphone-as-the-remote-control-2e7662ccc80 https://itnext.io/the-2021-onward-guide-to-install-netflix-o... Edit: I've personally done it in browser. It works.

ChuckNorris89 5y ago
Sure, but only once you tinker with it, not out if the box with Raspbian.
- liamwestray 5y ago
  I've done it on Raspberry Pi OS. Edit: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-widevine https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-widevine
  - ChuckNorris89 5y ago
    Like I said, you have to tinker with it first. Your average Walmart buyer doesn't want to Google tutorials and do stuff from the command line to get HW accelerated YouTube and Netflix when every $200 Android phone can do that out of the box without any tinkering.
    - liamwestray 5y ago
      HW accelerated Youtube already works out of the box on Raspberry Pi OS. It is less complicated to setup a Raspberry Pi than install Windows 11. Your average Walmart buyers don't even run antivirus, setup Google/Apply/Samsung Pay, install Microsoft Office, or know how to make a Windows 10/11 USB installer. $200 Android phones are notorious for not actually working correctly in getting apps to run.
      - ChuckNorris89 5y ago
        >HW accelerated Youtube already works out of the box on Raspberry Pi OS. Yeah, only if you run some commands in the terminal from a tutorial, to enable that. That's where you loose most average joe consumers. >It is less complicated to setup a Raspberry Pi than install Windows 11. Your average consumer has no idea and no intention on installing an OS, that's why all machines at Walmart come with one preinstalled including Macs and PC Laptops. >$200 Android phones are notorious for not actually working correctly in getting apps to run. Funny, I have a 200 EUro Android phone that runs everything correctly including HW accelerated Youtube and Netflix out of the box. I guess your $200 Android phones are just broken somehow. Maybe return them or file a RMA ticket.
- liamwestray 5y ago
  Doing 3 commands on Raspberry Pi OS to update the OS to the latest version and install a single program is not tinkering. sudo apt update sudo apt full-upgrade sudo apt install libwidevinecdm0 There's no configuration to edit/change. There's no credit card or account setup necessary to download the app. This is objectively easier than setting up a new android device.
  - ChuckNorris89 5y ago
    Your average consumer won't want to run commands in there terminal to get a usable experience, regardless of how easy it is for you and me and everyone here.

ChuckNorris89 5y ago

Sure, but only once you tinker with it, not out if the box with Raspbian.

liamwestray 5y ago
I've done it on Raspberry Pi OS. Edit: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-widevine https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-widevine
- ChuckNorris89 5y ago
  Like I said, you have to tinker with it first. Your average Walmart buyer doesn't want to Google tutorials and do stuff from the command line to get HW accelerated YouTube and Netflix when every $200 Android phone can do that out of the box without any tinkering.
  - liamwestray 5y ago
    HW accelerated Youtube already works out of the box on Raspberry Pi OS. It is less complicated to setup a Raspberry Pi than install Windows 11. Your average Walmart buyers don't even run antivirus, setup Google/Apply/Samsung Pay, install Microsoft Office, or know how to make a Windows 10/11 USB installer. $200 Android phones are notorious for not actually working correctly in getting apps to run.
    - ChuckNorris89 5y ago
      >HW accelerated Youtube already works out of the box on Raspberry Pi OS. Yeah, only if you run some commands in the terminal from a tutorial, to enable that. That's where you loose most average joe consumers. >It is less complicated to setup a Raspberry Pi than install Windows 11. Your average consumer has no idea and no intention on installing an OS, that's why all machines at Walmart come with one preinstalled including Macs and PC Laptops. >$200 Android phones are notorious for not actually working correctly in getting apps to run. Funny, I have a 200 EUro Android phone that runs everything correctly including HW accelerated Youtube and Netflix out of the box. I guess your $200 Android phones are just broken somehow. Maybe return them or file a RMA ticket.
liamwestray 5y ago
Doing 3 commands on Raspberry Pi OS to update the OS to the latest version and install a single program is not tinkering. sudo apt update sudo apt full-upgrade sudo apt install libwidevinecdm0 There's no configuration to edit/change. There's no credit card or account setup necessary to download the app. This is objectively easier than setting up a new android device.
- ChuckNorris89 5y ago
  Your average consumer won't want to run commands in there terminal to get a usable experience, regardless of how easy it is for you and me and everyone here.