It doesn't work, because RPi needs too much wattage.
I thought so too, but it seems some tv's can deliver enough power. In the first post it is confirmed: "I can run the Pi off the TV USB port, but only by itself as the TV’s USB port does not have enough amps to drive both devices at once" it sounded like he talked about the RPI4B, so i am curious if it works for more people before upgrading my RPI3B to RPI4B
Can the RPI4B just be powered over the tv USB port or is it unstable then?
Since using LE11 with my RPI3B i noticed also several problems. Using the RPI3B with LE11 the menu is a bit slower, still fine to use, but when i played widevine content after that the LE11 UI is super slow and sometimes so slow that navigating in folders takes minutes and i have to reboot the RPI3B to start with a fresh and faster UI.
RPI3 and widevine is no satisfying experience in most cases. I can play widevine content in 720p, but start and stop of the content takes some time, but after 1 min it runs smooth mostly.
