2023-06-26, 19:13
| System | 1080P | 4K | Video Decoding |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows | ❌ *2 | ❌ *2 | Software |
| Linux (Android) *5, *6 | ✔️ *1, *3 | ✔️ *4 | Software \ Hardware *4 |
| Linux (Distributions) | ✔️ *1 | ❌ *2 | Software |
| Linux (OSMC-CoreElec-LibreELEC-...) | ✔️ *1 | ❌ *2 | Software |
| MacOS | ❌ *2 | ❌ *2 | Software |
| iOS / tvOS | ❌ | ❌ | Not supported |
*1 With Software decoding 1080P is not guaranteed.
*2 Currently not available due to widevine limitations.
*3 To to have a chance to have all the videos at 1080P you must meet *4 requirements.
*4 Hardware decoding and 4k are supported only to devices with Netflix certification, Widevine Security Level L1 and HDCP 2.2 hardware.
*5 Some android devices do not work properly, this is due to restrictions implemented by netflix with devices with false certifications (often with some Chinese boxes) in rare cases even happened to not being able to play the videos.
*6 Due to technical limitations, Widevine L1 devices have a maximum resolution of 2160p, but may not fit certain makes/models. Widevine L3 devices have a maximum resolution of 540p.
