Hello, it's my first post in libreelec.
I have a Raspberry PI 3 and I want to ask if it is possible to play Netflix?
Thank you
Netflix?
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arielf -
June 26, 2018 at 12:33 PM -
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Start with installing the latest Milhouse build for Raspberry Pi, and go from there.
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Or get a NUC, it is likely that Netflix will be too demanding for a Pi.
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Not all NUCs are likely to support HDR, only the more expensive Core iX variants, and not the Pentium or Celeron chips.
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It's possible to play Netflix on an RPi3 (3B+ is better) but not more than 720p resolution as video is software decoded. It's best to mildly overclock the RPi to improve the CPU performance, and install a heatsink to help with cooling.
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It's possible to play Netflix on an RPi3 (3B+ is better) but not more than 720p resolution as video is software decoded. It's best to mildly overclock the RPi to improve the CPU performance, and install a heatsink to help with cooling.
That's my point. The NUC is only a bit more expensive and does this, and also H.265 without any issue up to 4K. Even the Celeron.
Not all NUCs are likely to support HDR, only the more expensive Core iX variants, and not the Pentium or Celeron chips.
The current Celeron-based NUCs certainly do support HDR.
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That's my point. The NUC is only a bit more expensive and does this, and also H.265 without any issue up to 4K. Even the Celeron.
I'm answering the original question asked. You're telling someone they need to spend $150+ on a new device to get Netflix with HDR support (which hasn't been asked for). Your point is irrelevant.
