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Especially odd given the entire point of Widevine is to set a content protection minimum that works cross-platform, which his machine obviously meets given it's
by judge2020 4y ago
Especially odd given the entire point of Widevine is to set a content protection minimum that works cross-platform, which his machine obviously meets given it's playing video (while I had suspected xFinity would require Widevine L1/a full hardware chain for any playback, it looks like they offer a lower resolution like 720p(?) for L3 devices).
- selectodude 4y agoMy cable box still outputs upresed 720p so I’m not too sure what they’re protecting.
- judge2020 4y agoI'm not sure if that's actually the case here, but it's hard to tell if the image in the article is just a sharp 480p image or 720p. It's up to the streaming service to decide the quality levels provided to L3 streams.