Sorry. I misunderstood you. I thought you were using Netflix on a phone and watching something in 4K.? My screen is 65 inch Sony xbr850c uhd4k with hdr
Sorry. I misunderstood you. I thought you were using Netflix on a phone and watching something in 4K.? My screen is 65 inch Sony xbr850c uhd4k with hdr
Still was not able to get HDR out of my system
Tested Netflix 4K with Win10 App and Edge Browser and both played with UHD resolution after some time.
Same was working after switching SGX off in the BIOS. So would say it's not neccessary for Netflix...
I am sorry, I have a Matshita slotin drive so no LG. Because I need a slotindrive and because
the drive maybe doesn't work for UHD discs, I am not shure if I should buy one.
What kind of subscription is needed for PDVD 17 from first post ?
Now a question for everyone: As a PowerDVD 16 license holder, is there any benefit to me upgrading to PowerDVD 17 outside of 4K support
So PowerDVD Live subscription holders can officially get PowerDVD 17 right now then?You would need their Live subscription for that version - you pay for either 12 or 3 months.
The retail v17 isn't available to purchase yet.
So PowerDVD Live subscription holders can officially get PowerDVD 17 right now then?
There's like 2 videos and a number of sights right now on how to "hack" P DVD17 for free... and every time I Google Power DVD 17, there's more.
If it's that easy to bugger around with it, James should have no problem undoing any DMR.
PowerDVD licensing (so far) does not require SGX (because the handful of people owning a CPU with SGX simply won't do as a customer base).
I think, he meant literally "PowerDVD licensing [verification]" does not require SGX, to explain why "cracking" powerdvd (meaning: for those who steal software) is easier ; which is why cracked versions of PowerDVD can be found.v17 is mentioning SGX in it's MB/CPU requirements for UHD BD. It's said elsewhere that AACS LA required this for PowerDVD to get UHD BD playback.
I can't imagine AACS LA allowing them not to use SGX just because Cyberlink's customer base may take a hit - I doubt they care as long as AACS 2 decryption is secure.
I think, he meant literally "PowerDVD licensing [verification]" does not require SGX.
Ok I tried with PowerDVD 17 and I think it's fair to say my LG BH16NS55 is good enough to play the disc as I get this error:
It means it recognizes the disc as UHD-BD and tries to decrypt it