Amongst the list of devices launched in 2020, it’s baffling that so many affordable and even a few high-midrange premium phones do not support HD streaming on apps like Netflix irrespective of the premium subscription pack.

Primarily, the issue is the missing Netflix HD Certification, the Widevine DRM Level 1 (L1) certificate which is required by all major content streaming platforms for HD streaming. But even if your phone has a DRM L1 certificate, there are chances that it doesn’t support HD streaming on Netflix (as is the case with new Realme 6-series and Redmi Note 9-series phones).

That’s because apart from the DRM L1 certificate, additional approval by services like Netflix is also required for HD streaming. Devices that aren’t acknowledged by Netflix won’t support HD streaming even if they have a DRM L1 certificate.

Amongst Devices launch in 2020, OPPO Reno3 series is one out of many that have that amazing HD feel and this can be attributed to the fact that OPPO has made great effort to enhance both their Hardware and Software of the OPPO Reno3 series especially on audio and visual.

In terms of the visual innovation, OPPO Reno3 series comes with AMOLED and Super AMOLED screen display that reaches a higher level of brightness because of the E3 luminescent material, Best color saturation with the aid of the DCI-P3 color gamut.

As for audio, the Reno3 comes with Dolby Atmos’ support. Not only is it an improvement on regular A/V content, but it also offers a close-to-action stereo effect (for Dolby Atmos certificated content).

All this comes together to give an amazing and cinematic feel streaming on Netflix HD for more than 12hours which is achievable via optimized power consumption and temperature control. With these premium features, the Reno series comes at different prices to suit different income classes.

Netflix feature on this device is the very reason am getting it

vhenronica:
Amongst the list of devices launched in 2020, it’s baffling that so many affordable and even a few high-midrange premium phones do not support HD streaming on apps like Netflix irrespective of the premium subscription pack.

Primarily, the issue is the missing Netflix HD Certification, the Widevine DRM Level 1 (L1) certificate which is required by all major content streaming platforms for HD streaming. But even if your phone has a DRM L1 certificate, there are chances that it doesn’t support HD streaming on Netflix (as is the case with new Realme 6-series and Redmi Note 9-series phones).

That’s because apart from the DRM L1 certificate, additional approval by services like Netflix is also required for HD streaming. Devices that aren’t acknowledged by Netflix won’t support HD streaming even if they have a DRM L1 certificate.

Amongst Devices launch in 2020, OPPO Reno3 series is one out of many that have that amazing HD feel and this can be attributed to the fact that OPPO has made great effort to enhance both their Hardware and Software of the OPPO Reno3 series especially on audio and visual.

In terms of the visual innovation, OPPO Reno3 series comes with AMOLED and Super AMOLED screen display that reaches a higher level of brightness because of the E3 luminescent material, Best color saturation with the aid of the DCI-P3 color gamut.

As for audio, the Reno3 comes with Dolby Atmos’ support. Not only is it an improvement on regular A/V content, but it also offers a close-to-action stereo effect (for Dolby Atmos certificated content).

All this comes together to give an amazing and cinematic feel streaming on Netflix HD for more than 12hours which is achievable via optimized power consumption and temperature control. With these premium features, the Reno series comes at different prices to suit different income classes.

Andywhty:
Netflix feature on this device is the very reason am getting it

What? You can download Netflix on any Android smartphones and you can enjoy the content in HD as long as the device has Widevine Level 1 certification.

This is Netflix on Redmi Note 9s with Full HD playback.

vhenronica:
Amongst the list of devices launched in 2020, it’s baffling that so many affordable and even a few high-midrange premium phones do not support HD streaming on apps like Netflix irrespective of the premium subscription pack.

Primarily, the issue is the missing Netflix HD Certification, the Widevine DRM Level 1 (L1) certificate which is required by all major content streaming platforms for HD streaming. But even if your phone has a DRM L1 certificate, there are chances that it doesn’t support HD streaming on Netflix (as is the case with new Realme 6-series and Redmi Note 9-series phones).

That’s because apart from the DRM L1 certificate, additional approval by services like Netflix is also required for HD streaming. Devices that aren’t acknowledged by Netflix won’t support HD streaming even if they have a DRM L1 certificate.

Amongst Devices launch in 2020, OPPO Reno3 series is one out of many that have that amazing HD feel and this can be attributed to the fact that OPPO has made great effort to enhance both their Hardware and Software of the OPPO Reno3 series especially on audio and visual.

In terms of the visual innovation, OPPO Reno3 series comes with AMOLED and Super AMOLED screen display that reaches a higher level of brightness because of the E3 luminescent material, Best color saturation with the aid of the DCI-P3 color gamut.

As for audio, the Reno3 comes with Dolby Atmos’ support. Not only is it an improvement on regular A/V content, but it also offers a close-to-action stereo effect (for Dolby Atmos certificated content).

All this comes together to give an amazing and cinematic feel streaming on Netflix HD for more than 12hours which is achievable via optimized power consumption and temperature control. With these premium features, the Reno series comes at different prices to suit different income classes.

How many MB for one HD movie

Or is it free off MB.

Redmi note 9s? Please when did you get yours?

DragnetisaKuk:


What? You can download Netflix on any Android smartphones and you can enjoy the content in HD as long as the device has Widevine Level 1 certification.

This is Netflix on Redmi Note 9s with Full HD playback.

Do you want me to calculate it for you ni?

Fatbabyfart:


How many MB for one HD movie

Or is it free off MB.

Well, this doesn't mean that it can stream HD Videos, you can try it out. At least I know Redmi Note 9 Pro don't

DragnetisaKuk:


What? You can download Netflix on any Android smartphones and you can enjoy the content in HD as long as the device has Widevine Level 1 certification.

This is Netflix on Redmi Note 9s with Full HD playback.

philsjoe:
Well, this doesn't mean that it can stream HD Videos, you can try it out. At least I know Redmi Note 9 Pro don't

What? Where did you get that from? Are you using the RN9 Pro? I know you read early reviews. At launch, the RN9 Pro was not Widevine L1 certified and it was fixed with an update. Make proper research next time.

The message you quoted was Netflix, this is YouTube.

Branzy:
Redmi note 9s? Please when did you get yours?

Got it from protein0 on the Xiaomi Thread Store. There are other sellers there of course.

Only God how much this device will cost. I'll just wait for other brands to roll out cheaper versions