Image comes from the monstrous work the Asahi Linux team did to get Netflix working on Linux on ARM Macbooks: https://asahilinux.org/2024/01/fedora-asahi-new/
“Piracy is a service issue” (Piratelık bir hizmet sorunudur) söylemi, aslında dijital içerik tüketiminin ekonomik ve erişimsel zorluklarına dikkat çeker. Tavuk Dünyası Menu
Pirati, genellikle hizmetin eksik veya yetersiz olduğu durumlarda ortaya çıkar. Kullanıcılar, yüksek fiyatlar, erişim kısıtlamaları veya kalite sorunları gibi sebeplerle, yasal yollarla ulaşamadıkları içerikleri yasa dışı olarak elde etme yoluna giderler. Tostçu Mahmut Menu
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The only platform not yet supported is the Mac Pro, although there probably isn’t much left to do. No, not the “MacBook Pro”, but the “Mac Pro” – the one that looks like a cheese grater and costs thrice as much.
I’ve always wondered what sort of look they were going for.
Gotta respect a quality use of the word “thrice”
I’ve seen poorer documentation than this I suppose.
I hate how true that is…
I regret convincing my parents to subscribe to Netflix instead of using Torrent or Emule. Fuck these fucking companies that now cost more than bluerays and broadcast content with crappy quality if you don’t have a platform that knows how much you’re shitting yourself
This team surprises me every time😁
Sad that Android TV boxes have better playback than PCs costing 20 times as much.
i am against paying for DRM streaming services, and i boycott apple products, but i must say this is an impressive hacking effort and a well-executed meme about it. 🥂
How I sleep knowing that I have never having watched any Widevine content ever in my life: 😴😴😴
Still remember having to patch widevine L1 on my Poco F1 just to get HD working on Netflix.
Weirdly my totally legally obtained DRMless video files never had this issue.
Tubi.tv and Xumo are what Netflix was in 2010 and they are much better than Netflix today. Movies and shows I want to watch are there plus live tv.
The only reason I use Netflix is the PS3, because I don’t have a smart TV
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Image comes from the monstrous work the Asahi Linux team did to get Netflix working on Linux on ARM Macbooks: https://asahilinux.org/2024/01/fedora-asahi-new/
There’s your problem. Using Linux is like using a dishwasher instead of a rice cooker to cook rice.
You don’t get 4K on Windows or Mac either unless you have a HDCP-compatible display, a supported graphics card, and typically the devices will refuse to initiate a handshake due to the locality check failing, or a difference in HDCP version - Unless you have a “smart” TV you’re watching in 1080p or lower.
Piracy point still stands: why pay for a service that does not guarantee to give you what you are specifically paying for, and actually goes out of their way to block your access?
Netflix may take away their subscription but they can’t take away my Transmission and VLC.
What are you smoking? Running a video file is trivial.