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Meta doesn’t have the Quest certified for Widevine levels needed for higher quality playback. That’s really all it is. Till Meta put in the effort, nobody will
by dagmx 3y ago
Meta doesn’t have the Quest certified for Widevine levels needed for higher quality playback.
That’s really all it is. Till Meta put in the effort, nobody will really want to support them.
- Mindwipe 3y agoYes it does. It didn't when the Netflix app launched, but the Quest 2 and 3 support Widevine Level 1.
- dagmx 3y agoAh interesting. Trying to find documentation led me to believe it’s still unsupported but guess not. Either way, I think it’s on Meta to do some of the legwork to land third parties.
- Mindwipe 3y ago> Either way, I think it’s on Meta to do some of the legwork to land third parties. Oh absolutely. If Meta want a good film rental service on the Quest they'll have to either cut someone better terms on the 30% or pay for one themselves, but they've done neither. Apple are almost certainly doing some of those, and the most interesting Vision Pro launch is their own service which they paid for. Meta keep chasing metaverse experiences that are not ready for prime time instead of services that could be good now like collective film watching even if they are less exciting for internal slidedecks.