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AnyStream just grabs other audio which is avaliable on Netflix, it doesnt alter it by any means. Only thing that can go wrong is the muxing part, but i don't believe that muxing can cause low voice issue. I would suggest you try to play the audio on different device and see (listen :P) how it...

Netflix offers some 1080p content with HEVC HDR, so it's not only a part of 4k.

@Ch3vr0n, I know you're not an idiot, so stop behaving like one. People are asking for Dolby Digital and AnyStream is advertised as supporting Dolby Digital Surround 5.1, so either it should be supported or product page updated "*Not for Netflix".

Well, yes. And few other that are clones of that app. I am aware that regarding video these apps are crap because of reencoding, but they can get highest quality audio. And there is also a web browser script publicly available (where you know where to look) which can dl all quality audios and...

Does the new version download EAC3 640kbps audio from Netflix? I would have checked that myself, but my trial has ended. Just for the record, on the product page, AnyStream is advertised as capable of downloading Dolby Digital 5.1: So I believe the incapability of downloading such should be...

That's your opinion. Just look at the other open topics - missing audio at the end, errors poping up when trying to download and previous stable version was producing video with glitches. IMO AnyStream is still in beta condition and I don't want to pay money atm for that product. I may want to...

It's already different with the tokens. And it's a different product - it touches aera which changes much more dynamically than physical discs. So imo trial could also adapt to new conditions. And it's only proposition, to put it under discussion.

I was wondering if there is a posibility to change for AnyStream how the trial license works? My trial has ended and I cannot launch AnyStream anymore, but when new version will be out I may want to check if new version fixes / features are suitable for me. So my questions are: 1. Can it be...

Just for the record - all other Netflix grab software which I know (avaliable to buy via official app website - I'm not even talking about private tools) can dl 640kbps audio and even 768 kbps Atmos. So as a recommendation from my side - AnyStream should support it too, if you want to be...

I honestly don't think that offering content with same protection level as the content that is already offered by AnyStream now will atract any additional attention from content providers.

Can someone confirm that the problem occurs both for trial and purchased license?

Other good example when bitrate info would come in handy is Amazon VBR vs CBR - one can determine without downloading which of them should have better quality.

Please confirm / deny that for each Amazon download 2 tokens are used - one for video and one for audio.

Was the bug introduced with some new version or it exists from beginning? All downloads were affected, or just specific ones? I'm asking to know if I should check part of my downloads, check all of my downloads or just wipe all of them.

For some shows 224kbps stereo audio is the best track - for these the audio downloads fine. The problem is when I want to get Dolby Digital 224kbps stereo track when 640kbps 5.1 exists (when I untick the 5.1 audio checkbox in settings) - then I'm getting AAC 192kbps as stereo.

I've also noticed that my recent downloads have glitches :(

I still find it a useful info, especially when the download limit was introduced. Today I ended up downloading 850kbps 720p, which obviously had a terrible quality - i wouldn't download it, if I would see the bitrate before dl.

Awesome, thank you :)

Great that AnyStream supports H265, but can't we make it optional? Like a checkbox or a combo in Settings.

Ok, but for series I want to download I am sure that such 224kbps track exists (also 5.1 eac3 640kbps exists and it can be downloaded fine).