Return licenses ?

[tdfrgsn]

Now, that is the OUTPUT file. I do not know if the actual captured video, BEFORE they remuxed the audio with the video to make the MP4, was truly 1080p or not. But playback looks really good.

I wasn't using the software back then but there are posts complaining about Disney being limited to 720p going back over a year that have nothing to do with StreamFab or capturing video:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DisneyPlus/comments/m2ze7a/disneyplus_is_a_terrible_disappointment_for_pc/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DisneyPlus/comments/f2361p/disneyplus_wont_stream_higher_than_720p/

https://www.reddit.com/r/DisneyPlus/comments/it386i/disney_cant_watch_above_720p_on_windows_10/

My personal opinion is that it was most likely just making a 1080p screen recording of a 720p source but obviously I have no way of proving that now.

[AGuyWithAComputer]

My personal opinion is that it was most likely just making a 1080p screen recording of a 720p source but obviously I have no way of proving that now.

That is entirely Possible, but according to D+'s own support pages not the case. Data Usage and Video Quality on Disney + | Disney+ (disneyplus.com)

Also the Latest downloads I did from Netflix had a Bit rate of about 3Mbps for 1080

[tdfrgsn]

That is entirely Possible, but according to D+'s own support pages not the case. Data Usage and Video Quality on Disney + | Disney+ (disneyplus.com)

Also the Latest downloads I did from Netflix had a Bit rate of about 3Mbps for 1080

I appreciate the actual technical information but just based on the fact that it's possible to stream/download 5.1 sound with a web browser that information is either outdated or incorrect.