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Of course with the DRM codecs from Microsoft you still won't be able to watch netflix on Linux.
by aplusbi 17y ago
Of course with the DRM codecs from Microsoft you still won't be able to watch netflix on Linux.
- staunch 17y agoReally? That'd suck. I use IE inside VirtualBox to watch Netflix movies, such a bloated pain.
- wmf 17y agoAFAIK DRM works in Moonlight; I don't see why an official port of Silverlight would not include DRM.
- ZeroGravitas 17y agoReally? Generally the need to put secrets into your code, as required by DRM, makes open source and DRM mutually exclusive. But that wouldn't stop a proprietary Silverlight for Linux (which this may be) from working with DRM.
- wmf 17y agoI think Moonlight's DRM code is closed but the rest is open.