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>to make it more annoying to watch their media How is this more annoying? This an implementation detail that doesn't change the user experience at all.
by charcircuit 2y ago
>to make it more annoying to watch their media
How is this more annoying? This an implementation detail that doesn't change the user experience at all.
- dqv 2y ago"Your browser can't play this video," said the implementation detail, which doesn't change the user experience at all.
- charcircuit 2y agoWhat device? Considering smart tvs want to support streaming apps, including YouTube which has content that always requires DRM, supporting L1 DRM is a priority and should practically already be on every device.
- dqv 2y agoAny device. DRM support != seamless user experience. A cryptic DRM error message pops up on the screen and you have to do things like - restart your device - reinstall an app - unplug the HDMI cable and plug it back in - factory reset your device - email support (of the device vendor or the app developer? who is responsible?) This absolutely does affect the user experience. Only a six-figure salary in DRM implementation would make me think otherwise.