widevine-L3-WEB-DL-Script VS netflix-1080p

try using this

i know that in an older version of this script it would show each bitrate in the mpd, but now it should just choose the highest one

Ive tried using this but it I just cant get it to work

While I haven't used it I believe that's what this does.

if it uses widevine https://github.com/parnexcodes/widevine-L3-WEB-DL-Script

here u go

gonna link this script, makes downloading from a lot of sites much easier

Note from OP: I got this script to work with Amazon. Once the Widevine guesser successfully brute forces the key, copy every line that has a key, and make sure to grab the content_key_decryption.js:251 part too. Then in the folder make a file called "key.txt" and paste them in. Each line should be in the format of "content_key_decryption.js:251 WidevineDecryptor: Found key: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (KID=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)" After that I checked the mpd files like in the above tutorial to make sure it has matching KIDs, and then copied the link to that one to use in the script.

Script Updated : https://github.com/parnexcodes/widevine-L3-WEB-DL-Script Instructions have changed , check readme.

If you use Chrome and are fine with 1080p then this extension will do the job: https://github.com/truedread/netflix-1080p

https://github.com/truedread/netflix-1080p exists

Netflix has an extension that allows you to watch titles at 1080p. For Prime Video, I use Google Chrome through Wine.

For Netflix, you can use the netflix-1080p extension. It works on Firefox and Chromium and Chromium-based browsers.

Try netflix1080p

I confirm that this https://github.com/truedread/netflix-1080p works well, with Brave browser