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That would be very useful

lol by "raising the bitrate" you're not only adding unnecessary bloat data inflating the filesize, you're also likely re encoding the video making the quality worse. So a loss²

Because they're VBR streams

Guess I stand corrected

Not sure I've ever seen one. They usually have DTS-HD MA with DTS core, LPCM, or TrueHD with AC3 compatibility track. The ones you've seen with DD+ are probably encodes with one of the above codecs encoded to DD+

To eliminate the possibility of container specific issues, try to remux one of the movies to MKV and see if that plays fine

I decided to test this. Used Invincible episode 8. File 1: NTb WEB-DL File 2: My own download thru Chrome from the good old days when widevine-l3-decryptor still worked File 3: File downloaded by AnyStream just today Extracted the H.264 bitstream from each and computed SHA256 checksum. It is...

In some cases simply connecting to a VPN when you're already inside isn't enough. What works for me then is logging out, firing up the VPN, logging back in, and proceeding as usual. This is so that you're actually logged in thru amazon.it or whichever one you're using. While I did that in the...

lol this brings back memories

Yes, with a userscript This is the one I use https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/34885-amazon-video-subtitle-downloader/code

No. Netflix will check the plan you have and provide the manifest containing the relevant video streams, in this case SD only. And this manifest is what AS will use.

For example, when there's traditional and simplified Chinese subtitles available (tested only on Amazon), if both are selected, in fact only one file will be downloaded, called *Title*.zh.srt. The expected behaviour however is to get 2 separate files, one called zh-hant for traditional, and...

thank you

Could you share the installer for that version if you still have it?

You can get CBR on any title, old or new, simply by overriding the getplaybackresouces request correctly. CBR is intended for old devices on Amazon, something of a legacy support. Usually VBR would be the way to go but not on Amazon. I don't know what encoding settings they use on it but it...

well well whaddya know... completely uninstalled the app, wiped every registry key even remotely associated to it, as well as all appdata, etc. Reinstalled, launched first time with a VPN to Belgium - login successful right away. Now it stays on and I'm hoping I won't need to do any more reinstalls

only Chrome (v 85 or sth like that) set as default and MS Edge, which I never use

I don't have it

Crunchyroll has very basic drm, probably clear key. youtube-dl downloads from it no problem. I don't think it's a good fit for AnyStream

Nice work on that quick fix. +1 for CBR again. Will buy the license as soon as NF login is fixed and CC payment enabled. Any ETA on either? Got 10 days left on my trial