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Sure. Try dumping SkyShowTime shows/movies then. (refuses to run on GNU/Linux). The average power user won't be able to run SkyShowTime on Linux. The idea is l
by fifteen1506 3y ago
Sure.
Try dumping SkyShowTime shows/movies then. (refuses to run on GNU/Linux).
The average power user won't be able to run SkyShowTime on Linux. The idea is locking everyone on Windows, OS X or Linux with Secure Boot and verifiable boot chain if you want to watch movies or TV shows.
- realusername 3y agoThe irony is customers have a more reliable service with pirated shows nowadays, they always play and the quality doesn't change.
- anthk 3y agoCrackers will just use kvm for virtualisation and dump whatever they want either directly or over SPICE.
- fifteen1506 3y agoProbably. Though I'm still wondering why hasn't Microsoft implemented some kind of roles along Verified Boot. No-one, in Hollywood's view, should be able to watch protected content on a VM. Plus for me it's choppy. Waiting for better virtio graphics drivers for Windows (bugs exist in Visual Studio with HW accel on and there is no 3D support).
- phone8675309 3y agoCapturing content like that is something you'd do with GPU passthrough, not virtio drivers.
- fifteen1506 3y agoBut Windows knows it's being virtualized. Why doesn't it disable Hi-def output when doing so?