The short answer in respect to those DRM change is 'no' because having drivers that support HDCP is only one piece of a complex puzzle. You still need a secure boot environment which contains a widevine L1 decryption key. The current architecture for widevine requires keys to be associated with a single device type that has been certified (a closed unit of specific hardware and OS). There is no framework for generic hardware support. The Intel changes are more relevant for BR playback on Linux than netflix.
Posts by chewitt
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Easy. Change the system for something that supports power management in hardware, and has a kernel with support for those features.
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Your "broken" installation is fine, just wget/curl the milhouse build .tar file to /storage/.update and reboot.
escalade Milhouse only provides .tar files, no .img
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LibreELEC.tv/tools/docker at master · LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub
^ build inside a docker container, then we don't have to accommodate all the weird stuff in a Gentoo install.
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feed works fine here (using Vienna on macOS)
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LE 9.0 will use a lightly updated (mostly the same) 3.14 kernel. Our mainline kernel efforts will not be ready in-time for the 9.0 release.
It's not possible to change the drivers.
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Again. If you browse via "Videos" this is what you see. If you scrape media to the Library, the underlying structure of files/folders is hidden and it is possible to browse the library by media (movie/tvshow) title. Stop using 'Videos' view to browse.
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Unless you want to start writing code, buying a pair of BT headphones is the way forward.
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praetorianer777 what would you like it changed to?
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We'll add it to the growing list of Win10 pains. Good to hear chkdsk.exe is still 'the' solution of NTFS things
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No debug logfile = no problem.
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Use 'wget' from the SSH console. You cannot view/download using a web browser.
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change PKG_URL in package.mk to use a new upstream source URL then clean/rebuild the package