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Chrome on Windows supports different Widevine levels than Chrome on Linux does.
by heavyset_go 3y ago
Chrome 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 :)