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Could be a DRM thing. You might not have a trusted display/decoding device, so it gives you the low res.
by recursive 2y ago
Could be a DRM thing. You might not have a trusted display/decoding device, so it gives you the low res.
- TuringNYC 2y ago>Could be a DRM thing. You might not have a trusted display/decoding device, so it gives you the low res. True, but that is why this is a hard engineering challenge -- there are a lot of variations on client-side devices which need to be supported well. Upgrade cycles for TVs is 3x that of phones, is my guess.
- pbhjpbhj 2y ago'That' being DRM?
- londons_explore 2y agoExcept there are only 3 DRM providers, and as a streaming service provider you just wrap the 3 providers libraries and write a few config files.
- deelowe 2y agoIts not that. I'm on a lg c2 with a modern Chromecast (or whatever name Google is calling it now) plugged in. Its all new stuff.