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"Your browser does not support DRM or you have disabled it" #33

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ndrewtl opened this issue Sep 24, 2019 · 2 comments
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"Your browser does not support DRM or you have disabled it" #33

ndrewtl opened this issue Sep 24, 2019 · 2 comments

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@ndrewtl
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ndrewtl commented Sep 24, 2019

I'm currently getting an issue on my computer, "Your browser does not support DRM or you have disabled it. Please enable DRM to play music in your browser or download the desktop app to play there." This breaks the app as it is now unable to play music. Does anyone know how electron manages DRM and how to reenable it?

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Michsior14 commented Oct 25, 2019

The only way for me to get around this is to use another electron base that has DRM enabled. I've used this one. This also means that flash is no longer needed :)

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Mastermindzh commented Nov 27, 2019

Since I'm going to be using Tidal on a daily basis I created my own version which I will actively maintain.
It has some extra features too that Tidal itself nor other projects (up to this point) don't offer such as:

  • Notifications
  • Shortcuts (source)
  • API for status and playback
  • Settings feature to disable certain functionality. (ctrl+/)

It's got quite a lot of code at the moment but the commit from Sept 16 has a working "hifi" version. You can have a look at that if you want to keep this project going as well.

It's, as @Michsior14 said, based on castlabs' version of Electron.

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