2018-01-29, 10:11 PM
(2018-01-29, 10:00 PM)TomArrow Wrote:(2018-01-29, 08:13 PM)44rh1n Wrote: Update 2 on FlixGrab: After further investigating, I have figured out that some 1080p content is ONLY available via Microsoft Edge (as far as internet browsers go). In Chrome, for example, certain films can only be viewed in 480p; but those same films can be streamed in 1080p when using Edge. FOTR is one of those films. It streams in HD in Edge, but only 480p in Chrome. So this leads me to believe that FlixGrab has the same limitations as Chrome. Only certain content (such as the Netflix originals) can be captured in 1080p. But movies like FOTR cannot. Lame.
That sucks big time, but might be possible to work around by the developers if they care enough. Browser detection can sometimes be faked.
I'd definitely let them know about it including all the details, like URLs etc.
Their customer support just responded to my email asking why the movie was unable to be recorded in HD. Their response was that Netflix doesn't offer it in HD. lol. So I just responded to them and explained the Microsoft Edge situation. I gave them all the information they should need, so hopefully it is something that they can implement in a software update.
But I guess for now we'll have to figure out another way to capture this in HD.
I did capture it with FlixGrab in 480p just to compare the framerate and timing, and it's 23.976fps just like the blu-ray, so all the frames match up perfectly. So that's great. So I guess we just need to figure out which capture cards (when paired with an HDMI splitter) can capture at 23.976fps. Lots of the ones that I've seen mention the ability to capture at 30 and 24, but no mention of 23.976 specifically.


