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Help me by signing this petition about neflix 4k on pascal GPUs

"Pascal GPUs meet the highest standards for PlayReady 3.0 (SL3000) and support HEVC decode in hardware, bringing the capability to watch 4K premium video on the PC for the first time. In coming months, consumers will be able to stream 4K Netflix content and 4K content from other premium content providers on Pascal-enabled PCs."

This is what was promised to us with the release of the pascal line of GPUs. But they didn't fulfill, and neflix 4k is only supported on Intel's Kaby Lake CPU line. Now the Nvidia 1xxx series has proven to decode the netflix standard but netflix still refuse to support it on Nvidia GPUs. Help me change their minds.

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Thanks Guys.

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I doubt this will gain traction, as I imagine Netflix signed an exclusivity deal with Intel and doing so would break their contractual obligations, opening them up to legal action.

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I still don't understand exactly why if your hardware is more then capable to game at 4k, why it can't watch 4k Netlfix with compression... This is just ridiculous. If someone has a GTX 980 TI and a i7-4790k there is no reason they shouldn't be able to stream 4k Netflix. This is just a blatant money grab.

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Disappointing because I refuse to upgrade my system.

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2 minutes ago, dizmo said:

I doubt this will gain traction, as I imagine Netflix signed an exclusivity deal with Intel and doing so would break their contractual obligations, opening them up to legal action.

Well, The worst you can do is try to make them change their mind, or fulfill their promise. Wont hurt to sign if you believe in the cause.

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2 minutes ago, Orangeator said:

I still don't understand exactly why if your hardware is more then capable to game at 4k, why it can't watch 4k Netlfix with compression... This is just ridiculous. If someone has a GTX 980 TI and a i7-4790k there is no reason they shouldn't be able to stream 4k Netflix. This is just a blatant money grab.

DRM

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Just now, Bashoot said:

Well, The worst you can do is try to make them change their mind, or fulfill their promise. Wont hurt to sign if you believe in the cause.

netflix can't do much. Its stupid laws like the dmca that are causing this. There forced to follow the drm requirements of all the content owners(twc, comcast, others) They could allow there content without drm if they wanted. They could also do a big fuck you and allow all content without drm, but there getting shutdown for doing that.

 

Its not a tech limit at all. Its a legal limit.

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1 minute ago, VinsinityKT said:

Disappointing because I refuse to upgrade my system.

Agreed, if you have a Skylake or hell even a high end Broadwell SKU, there is very little reason to upgrade. They haven't made nearly any IPC gains. They are just DRM'ing certain things in order to bend your arm behind your back.

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3 minutes ago, Bashoot said:

Well, The worst you can do is try to make them change their mind, or fulfill their promise. Wont hurt to sign if you believe in the cause.

A promise is not a legal contract, like they'd have with Intel. They were basing that claim when they likely had no idea about plans Intel and Netflix had in the works. In the business world things change. They won't change their mind, because it's not worth it.

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2 minutes ago, tp95112 said:

Call me a pessimistic but I dont think 100 signatures going to change a million/billion dollar signed contract between 2 giant companies

Not just a 100, but each journey starts with a single step.

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Just now, Bashoot said:

Not just a 100, but each journey starts with a single step.

Oh god cheesy motivational phrases 

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Just now, tp95112 said:

Oh god cheesy motivational phrases 

its true, super sorry but there just isn't a way to start with 100 signatures. :D 

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4 minutes ago, Orangeator said:

Agreed, if you have a Skylake or hell even a high end Broadwell SKU, there is very little reason to upgrade. They haven't made nearly any IPC gains. They are just DRM'ing certain things in order to bend your arm behind your back.

I don't plan to upgrade until I graduate or something die. So waiting for after 2020. I used a first gen before my haswell.

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14 minutes ago, zMeul said:

DRM

 

12 minutes ago, Orangeator said:

Agreed, if you have a Skylake or hell even a high end Broadwell SKU, there is very little reason to upgrade. They haven't made nearly any IPC gains. They are just DRM'ing certain things in order to bend your arm behind your back.

Who says DRM is bad for customers, ehh? :D

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5 hours ago, Orangeator said:

Agreed, if you have a Skylake or hell even a high end Broadwell SKU, there is very little reason to upgrade. They haven't made nearly any IPC gains. They are just DRM'ing certain things in order to bend your arm behind your back.

I've got a Haswell i7 4790 and I doubt I'll upgrade it for the next couple years, I'll only upgrade when the Motherboard or CPU dies, it does it's job more than well enough for now :)

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That's the thing, nobody needs a kabylake i7 if their haswell CPU is just fine. Some of us only recently upgraded their GPUs and it's a damn shame that a powerhouse like the titan Xp can't run netflix 4k.

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On 23/03/2017 at 5:15 AM, Orangeator said:

I still don't understand exactly why if your hardware is more then capable to game at 4k, why it can't watch 4k Netlfix with compression... This is just ridiculous. If someone has a GTX 980 TI and a i7-4790k there is no reason they shouldn't be able to stream 4k Netflix. This is just a blatant money grab.

I don't understand the issue , help me here...

 

i got :

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an I7 6800K and a GTX980Ti and i am not allowed to watch 4K content on Netflix because of intel ?

Even when you pay for Netflix ? It's a real question since i am not a Netflix user atm...

 

 

 

 

I wish i could oc my body, during winter overheating would be great.

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i'l just vote with my money. I am not buying there 4k package. am also upgradeing to amd zen 5 or 7 zen+

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27 minutes ago, Atsura said:

I don't understand the issue , help me here...

 

i got :

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an I7 6800K and a GTX980Ti and i am not allowed to watch 4K content on Netflix because of intel ?

Even when you pay for Netflix ? It's a real question since i am not a Netflix user atm...

 

 

 

 

Only people with intel 7000 "kaby lake" can run netflix 4k.

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Won't downgrade my pc for that, screw netflix.

I wish i could oc my body, during winter overheating would be great.

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6 hours ago, Atsura said:

 

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That ping though. Fiber usually gets 6-7 ms, if even that much. Hell I get 6ms with VDSL. 

The ability to google properly is a skill of its own. 

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6 hours ago, Atsura said:

 

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Then there is me with 10mb down 1mb up with a 30 second ping.

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