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Add atmos support #73

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rguedes opened this issue Jun 28, 2017 · 17 comments
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Add atmos support #73

rguedes opened this issue Jun 28, 2017 · 17 comments

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@rguedes
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rguedes commented Jun 28, 2017

Add atmos support:
https://media.netflix.com/en/company-blog/dolby-atmos-coming-to-netflix

@piotrasd
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piotrasd commented Jul 1, 2017

+1

@asciidisco asciidisco self-assigned this Jul 2, 2017
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I´ll check if we get the data in the manifest, if so, the possibility to add this for Android should be given.

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piotrasd commented Jul 2, 2017

audio is not crypted by DRM so maybe also in linux ?

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It all depends on what we´re given in the manifest. to pass the ESN check fro Netflix, we need to send a User Agent that matches the decryption method used (which is the widevine lib extracted from the browser except for Android). So, if we´re lucky & Netflix is sloppy, we get the audio stream on other systems as well in the manifest file. If not (which I sadly believe will be the case), we only have a chance on Android.
Netflix just tightened their security measures in that regard, which we needed to adapt to.

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piotrasd commented Jul 2, 2017

ok thx for exmplain, i will keep corssed fingers :) anyway

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piotrasd commented Jul 3, 2017

i checked manifest and no atmos on linux :(
btw. what if we try libwidevinecdm.so from Android x86 or chromeOS and try on Linux ? could we expect on diffrent manifest ? (ofc if that libwidevinecdm.so we will able to run on linux)

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Tried a couple of combinations & none of them gave me manifests with Atmos support. I guess they´ll figure this out depending on the device id given in the ESN for Android.
Closing this for now.

@maniacgit
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As far as I know Atmos is currently only support on theXbox One. I've just tried the native Netflix App on the Shield and it only offers me 5.1.

@rguedes
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rguedes commented Nov 28, 2017

@asciidisco Use this ESN: NFANDROID1-PRV-SONYANDROIDTV2017-SONYBRAVIA=4K=GB and add this profile: ddplus-atmos-dash

Search by Atmos on netflix to get titles with Atmos support

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Ch1llb0 commented Aug 2, 2018

@asciidisco, does @rguedes's remark help at maybe achieving Atmos support?

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rguedes commented Aug 2, 2018

@Wuschel-Wuschel last time I check, it works

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Ch1llb0 commented Aug 4, 2018

Can you check again, please? If it works, can this be implemented in regular fashion to provide Atmos with all the Kodi-Netflix setups out there, @asciidisco?

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rguedes commented Aug 4, 2018

ESN didn't work. But if you add ddplus-atmos-dash to profile list, will works

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Ch1llb0 commented Aug 5, 2018

That has to be done manually or can this be achieved with a neat little settings option for everyone?

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Ch1llb0 commented Dec 10, 2018

@asciidisco, any news on this?

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irond13 commented May 29, 2019

@rguedes Where do you set that profile?

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irond13 commented Jun 1, 2019

@rguedes I've figured it out, and it works!

@Ch1llb0 I've submitted a pull request here: #678

EDIT: I've just noticed that this repo is dead, and the 'new' one already has Atmos implemented. 'New' repo here: https://github.com/CastagnaIT/plugin.video.netflix

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