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Why do you want to use wine to play Netflix videos on Linux. It works fine in the browser
by pentamassiv 3y ago
Why do you want to use wine to play Netflix videos on Linux. It works fine in the browser
- heavyset_go 3y agoChrome on Windows supports different Widevine levels than Chrome on Linux does.
- londons_explore 3y agoThe higher levels all require keys baked into the GPU/other hardware support. Doubt an emulator will help.
- IshKebab 3y agoYeah at that point just pirate things. Much easier and I don't think even the most moral person could argue against pirating something you can legally access anyway.
- geraldhh 3y ago> I don't think even the most moral person could argue against pirating something you can legally access anyway. you'll be surprised
- londons_explore 3y agoThe money flows differently if you pirate it... If you have a prime account and watch the show, then the shows actors/creators will get paid some cents from your prime membership fee. Whereas if you have a prime subscription and pirate it, they won't.
- bdhcuidbebe 3y agoThats a content creator issue if they lose income due to DRM. Not our problem.
- AkBKukU 3y agoThat's a you issue if a show you like gets canceled from lack of profitability due to pirating. It is your problem.
- fsflover 3y agoOpen discussions like this should give them a hint what to do. Supporting DRM is just less ethical than pirating.
- bdhcuidbebe 3y agoI honestly don’t care enough about TV.
- yusefnapora 3y agoSounds like a job for a bot that follows your Plex / Jellyfin history and clicks play on the original streaming service. You get to avoid whatever terrible UI the media conglomerate shackled their content to, get a persistent copy that works offline, and the creators still get paid. Everybody wins :)