matrix07012 @matrix@gameliberty.club

@lain
I always say that when charging at them with rage.
Shit's fun

@coyote
Godzilla vs Kong
It's a reflection of Godzilla's breath. Yeah, camera is moving.

@roboneko
No. I was sorta wrong since I wasn't sure. After looking up some stuff doesn't seem like the DRM was reversed engineered however streaming services use only level L3 which is done in software and you can hook into the browser and dump the keys.
@r000t

@sjw
Yeah. Compared to that streaming feels like cinema quality
@newt

@sjw @newt
I meant 6000k and 8000k

Oh yeah all the Godzilla movies are shit but it's fun seeing big monsters fight

Enjoying a movie
Ignoring a movie and looking for technical details and flaws

Is that noise from raytracing?

@r000t
What do you mean reverse engineered? People already know how to get the key and decrypt it.

@r000t
Looks like it. All the streaming services use Widewine, but I'm not sure if it's the same everywhere or it's just HBO's implementation.

And I think I just noticed Kong's movement is choppy

@r000t It is

@r000t Nope. I downloaded the encrypted video file and media info says

@r000t Looking at the network tab in dev tools, each video file it transfer has about 2,2MB so I guess that's the bitrate. I think it's really serving me lower quality 1080p because of my 1080p screen.

Trade off: higher quality makes flaws and imperfections more visible.
This looks like a standard game ground texture.

@r000t I don't know how to on HBO Max, but articles says h264 7-10Mbps. The Bluray encode here is h265 30Mbps.

Bruh, the higher quality reveals the flaws. His mouth looks like it's from a video game.