2019-12-16, 19:39
(2019-12-15, 17:51)Varstahl Wrote: Netflix is a case in and of itself, it's a customer friendly platform and their decisions aim to not impact their customers negatively.
In the addon settings there's an "Android" playback method specified, that can allow you to bypass some of the restrictions and to watch videos at higher resolution. I'm not 100% sure, but on Android you should be able to playback 1080p natively on Kodi just by setting "Override HDCP" inside InputStream.Adaptive settings. There's a shortcut to IS.A settings inside AVOD settings, if that's more convenient.
Also, by hardware limitation I didn't mean "hardware power and capability", more likely "hardware on which the use of the Prime Video platform may or may not be restricted". See limitations and android playback method in the readme for more information.
Netflix is no so friendly for 3rd party access... it does not allow hw decoding, so some devices are not strong enough to play 4k or even 1080p.
Regarding to Amazon... I'm on S905 device, Coreelec. I tried all your suggestions, but still 960x540 is max I'm able to get... shame
