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Hey I am thinking about getting the phone and selling the Huawei garbage.
Can you check for me the DRM security level - is it L1 or L3?
You can check it with this app .
L1.
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https://imgur.com/a/OXnjUbu
MartinDimchev said:
Hey I am thinking about getting the phone and selling the Huawei garbage.
Can you check for me the DRM security level - is it L1 or L3?
You can check it with this app .
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What is the big difference between a L1 and a L3 regarding a mobile phone?
The only thing I know is that L3 is more secure
enel_ said:
What is the big difference between a L1 and a L3 regarding a mobile phone?
The only thing I know is that L3 is more secure
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You can't watch Netflix or Hulu and some other services in more than 480p
MartinDimchev said:
You can't watch Netflix or Hulu and some other services in more than 480p
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does that mean only 480p on nokia 7+ 2160x1080 screen???
enel_ said:
The only thing I know is that L3 is more secure
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That's wrong. According to xda L1 is the best, and the N7P supports it: https://www.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5t-netflix-amazon-prime-video-hd/
MartinDimchev said:
You can't watch Netflix or Hulu and some other services in more than 480p
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zustand said:
does that mean only 480p on nokia 7+ 2160x1080 screen???
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No, this device should support higher resolutions without a problem, it is not limited by the DRM-level.
[SOLVED]Can it play Netflix on HD?
I know it has an HDR display and all but none of the previous Xiaomi phones are L1 certified (DRM).
That's what I would like to know too. It's literally stopping me from buying the Mi8 right now. I use Netflix a lot, and I'd like to watch it in HD. My other phone, Honor 8 Pro is not Widevine L1 certified and Netflix looks like crap in 480p.
It would make sense if it had the L1 certificate, since it has a HDR10 display and Netflix is one of the few apps that provides HDR content.
If my memory serves me right, the OnePlus 5T did not have the L1 certificate and it caused a lot of anger in their customers. I think they implemented it in the OnePlus 6, I could be wrong though.
jericho246 said:
That's what I would like to know too. It's literally stopping me from buying the Mi8 right now. I use Netflix a lot, and I'd like to watch it in HD. My other phone, Honor 8 Pro is not Widevine L1 certified and Netflix looks like crap in 480p.
It would make sense if it had the L1 certificate, since it has a HDR10 display and Netflix is one of the few apps that provides HDR content.
If my memory serves me right, the OnePlus 5T did not have the L1 certificate and it caused a lot of anger in their customers. I think they implemented it in the OnePlus 6, I could be wrong though.
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You're right. My Axon 7 is L3 also. I try searching on websites like Gsmarena but even they don't provide this information. I know there's an app to check DRM but I don't wanna buy the phone and then find out lol
Yes 5t was L3 and the commotion from the community forced the company to offer an update with L1 certificate but people needed to send their phone back through mail because that kind of an update needs a special certified computer.
OnePlus 6 is L1 certified out of the box but it's still not listed on Netflix as HD compatible.
I guess Netflix themselves need to support each phone for true HD content.
still_living said:
Can it play Netflix on HD?
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Nope, like the Mi Mix 2s.
jericho246 said:
, since it has a HDR10 display and Netflix is one of the few apps that provides HDR content.
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To get HDR10, you need >1000 nits
In other words HDR10 mean nothing
Klanac89 said:
Nope, like the Mi Mix 2s.
To get HDR10, you need >1000 nits
In other words HDR10 mean nothing
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You need only 600nits for HDR10
Klanac89 said:
Nope, like the Mi Mix 2s.
To get HDR10, you need >1000 nits
In other words HDR10 mean nothing
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Edit: here
Yeah, but it's useless with 600. Just google a lil bit more...
Klanac89 said:
Yeah, but it's useless with 600. Just google a lil bit more...
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I don't know where you're going with this but if it is advertised as hdr10 I'm sure there must be some truth to it. Anyway, Netflix has officially listed over 10 devices as HDR compatible and only the Galaxy note 8 is 1000 nits. Maybe the rest of the devices aren't as good as the note 8 but it's better than nothing :good:
Can someone who has a phone please download the DRM app and check? It would be nice with a screen shot.
still_living said:
Can someone who has a phone please download the DRM app and check? It would be nice with a screen shot.
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I can do it, give me a link or name of the app.
Tech Tablets on YouTube showed the DRM app and it has Widevine L3. I can't post the link for some reason.
See attachment.
here's another
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I can do it, give me a link or name of the app.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.androidfung.drminfo
The app name is 'DRM info', can download directly from play store
Thanks guys. What a bummer
Still only L3 on Android 10
denzel09 said:
Still only L3 on Android 10
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Yes, sadly. It's actually very funny even the Poco got it via OTA update. But why not dipper?
Hi i want to know is this possible to stream Netflix ultra HD content in vivo v11 pro..is that have Widevine L1 cerfication?Pls help
Not possible. It's a shame that Vivo is charging us quite a big amount but doesn't even have Widevine certificate to stream HD videos on Netflix and Amazon prime.
That’s too uncomfortable.So, are you a devil?
Spaine Lilang said:
That’s too uncomfortable.So, are you a devil?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=65001865&postcount=12
I'll have a test and report back and we will see
{Update} : can't be done using software methods.... So it didn't work
Hello
I using n960u, my problem can stream HD with netflix, if i check with DRM info, show security level L3 , and i have information from internet samsung note 9 must be L1
And if i watching using netflix app max only SD resolutions
Ps: i using android 10 and patch april 2020
Sory my English is not good
I think we got Widevine L1 via OTA update (176). DRMInfo seems to confirm this. Can anyone else confirm this? Try Netflix, Prime or whatever.
I'm on
176, tried netflix but every time I try to log in it just goes back to mainpage.
Netflix ist working for me (EMUI 11) but still L3
L3 on 176 for me on netflix im afraid
Might be their "supported devices nonsense". I've tried YouTube purchased movie playback. Before 176 I had 480p max. Now it plays at 1080p. I think It's working.
L1 Here on. 176
nasko_spasko said:
Might be their "supported devices nonsense". I've tried YouTube purchased movie playback. Before 176 I had 480p max. Now it plays at 1080p. I think It's working.
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Have you got gms and how do you know what resolution its actually playing at
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Have you got gms and how do you know what resolution its actually playing at
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I got YouTube Vanced with microG. No GMS. I know from the res options from the top-right menu. Prior to 176 I had 480p as the best option. Now it goes up to 1080p. I tested this exact movie because I've purchased it through youtube and it has DRM. Never had any issues with resolution on public videos. Just on protected content. Regarding Netflix: I think it's from their app. They have device list. If the device is not there the app streams SD, like on an L3 device. That's what I figured this evening after chatting with one of their support agents.
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atrix_noob said:
L1 Here on. 176
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I have the same on DRM info but L3 on the netflix app
Same here, L3 on netflix[emoji57], for a moment I smiled when I read your first post [emoji1787]
The weird thing is that AFAIK p40 pro+ is netflix L1, which I fail to understand..
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nasko_spasko said:
Might be their "supported devices nonsense". I've tried YouTube purchased movie playback. Before 176 I had 480p max. Now it plays at 1080p. I think It's working.
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L3 even on DRM Info. I think i fecked up for now with EMUI 11 Beta Access.
Decodaz said:
L3 even on DRM Info. I think i fecked up for now with EMUI 11 Beta Access.
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I think you'll catch up when the new beta or official 11 comes out. The changelog for 10.1.0.176 was just security update, but we got L1 cert with it.
L1, EMUI 11 beta
For me still L3
Can anyone think why some devices are showing L1 on Netflix and others L3?
install netflix from aurora store and it will work
frogdr1ver said:
Can anyone think why some devices are showing L1 on Netflix and others L3?
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L1 is not enough for Netflix, because device must be netflix certified
zedyo said:
L1 is not enough for Netflix, because device must be netflix certified
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I'm still none the wiser when we have phones on here some are showing certified and some not but all p40 pros?
frogdr1ver said:
I'm still none the wiser when we have phones on here some are showing certified and some not but all p40 pros?
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Believe me... there is no p40 pro with L1 in netflix app.
Here is official list tablets and smartphones which supports HD or HDR
https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23939
zedyo said:
Believe me... there is no p40 pro with L1 in netflix app.
Here is official list tablets and smartphones which supports HD or HDR
https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23939
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Yep I've read that the other day, I think I misread the op, thought he said he was getting hd on Netflix but I think he meant hd on YouTube DRM stuff.