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Netflix with wine
What is the name of the app?
Netflix client
(Optional) Where is the app hosted?
No response
About the app
The Netflix app or something similar for download movies and view it in the rpi4 offline. An idea it´s the app emulated with wine.
Confirmations
- [X] I have confirmed that this app is legal and not piracy.
- [X] I have confirmed that this app has never been discussed in https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/issues and https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/pulls, and it is not in the Pi Apps app list.
- [ ] I have confirmed that this app can run on Raspberry Pi.
This is probably not realistically possible..
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This is probably not realistically possible..
Please change the issue title to match your request.
I know one way which is with a Kodi plugin but this need internet.
I don't think you can download Netflix content (without an official Netflix app)..
That Kodi plugin is depreciated, this is the actively developed: https://github.com/CastagnaIT/plugin.video.netflix/ Here are install instructions: https://github.com/CastagnaIT/plugin.video.netflix/wiki/How-install-the-addon I'm not sure how this could be made into a script though, because you have to open Kodi to install the repo..
I don't think that plugin will work on arm64 (or even armhf). it almost certainly ships only x86_64 widevine as part of the plugin. without it, nothing will work
better to wait till ARM64 userspace chromebooks are released so people can patch the arm64 winevine from chromeos to work on our linux browsers
I don't think that plugin will work on arm64 (or even armhf). it almost certainly ships only x86_64 widevine as part of the plugin. without it, nothing will work
better to wait till ARM64 userspace chromebooks are released so people can patch the arm64 winevine from chromeos to work on our linux browsers
I don't have Netflix, so I can't test it, but I got to the login part just fine.. Obviously that's not the part that uses Widevine, but who knows?