All explained there, as you can see you can use L1 CDM though API (L1 widevine or playready): https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...on#post2671865​
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Zammo, what I'm saying is that DVDFab is not the developer of StreamFab and what you call white label competitors. That's my hypothesis, anyway. DVDFab gets the core of StreamFab from this developer and adds their particular UI to it. All the other white label competitors do the same. DVDFab does have an affiliate program, but that has nothing to do with the white label competitors. The affiliates are just another place to purchase DVDFab offerings rather than deal with the company directly. https://www.dvdfab.cn/webmaster.htm The following is a list of the known affiliates at the time that this list was made, around 2020 I believe, but you'll get the idea. You'll probably recognize a few company names there. I certainly did. I've bought software through at least four of them over the years. They are just resellers, they do not create white label competitors.
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Originally posted by Ninko View PostWhich was the last version before this re encoding was added? I'd rather not be able to download a program then to have it re encoded.
Could someone provide a download link for said version?
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Originally posted by phelings View Post
Not sure that works in Netflixs favour. I had zero interest in streaming until the likes of Streamfab came along and allowed me to watch things when and where I want and on what devices. If those options vanish I won't subscribe to any streaming services so they'll lose out
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Originally posted by Marty92 View PostIt makes no sense to mention the competitor's Name anyway.
The competitor can't download videos from Netflix either.
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All the other white label competitors (I will use initials) KS, FP, Y2M, BBF, SGG, etc, are in my opinion legal re-badged resellers, so not pirates. If I want to buy the rights to sell Streamfab I could probably pay a huge fee, and then be allowed to sell them on my own site in whatever method preferred, like yearly, lifetime, etc. I would imagine the initial fee to buy the rights is very large, so then you have to make your money back, OR they are "PAYG" and Streamfab (and the reseller) only get paid when a sale is made. Sadly as just resellers they don't have any of their own developers so have to wait for updates from Streamfabs staff. I would take a stab in the dark guess all these endless resellers suddenly have updates to "their" software a day after Streamfab.
I think the only true unique competitor to Streamfab is the one we all already know about. I haven't found any other software that that downloads Netflix/Amazon without re-encoding.
I remember I used to use video editing called VideoRedo, it didn't download, but was an excellent video editor and to me looked like a very professional high class company. I had no idea the entire company was run by 1 person, and when the owner died the entire software and website went in to limbo. I wonder if Streamfabs has lots of different staff or not.
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I can't really imagine, that all of this depends on just ONE developer.... the company is a few years old and hast quiet a few different products . It would also imply, that the details about the team on their web site would all be off reality...: "... Technology Team: consists of over 30 technical expert..." "...Customer Service Team: consists of over 20 young people..."
Just saying and hoping for the best..
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Which was the last version before this re encoding was added? I'd rather not be able to download a program then to have it re encoded.
Could someone provide a download link for said version?
Thanks
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Originally posted by Cats4U View PostRather than write two messages, this part is sort of in response to kasro's last post. For two years or so, I've been trying to find out exactly how StreamFab is made. There appears to be only one developer, since the Project Manager always refers to him (and it is a him) as the developer and not the developers. That's all I know for sure over this long time. Now I have a new hypothesis (a non-proven theory), I think the Developer is an independent programmer who owns the core code to what we know of as StreamFab and goes by many other names. The various companies lease the core program from the Developer and add their own UI to it. After that, they set their own subscription rates and do their own advertising and support. The reason I write that is because, from being close to the inside, it is obvious that the Project Manager relies on what the Developer says and does and not the other way around. If the Developer was a DVDFab employee, he would have to do what the Project Manager wanted him to do. The Project Manager knew no one wanted re-encoding, and he made a joke about it being like CleverGet. There is no way that he would have approved 6.1.6.9 and the test version if it wasn't forced on him by the Developer. In case you are wondering, Wilson.Wang is the Project Manager. Surprisingly, he is also listed as the only active Developer listed in the DVDFab forum and mail program. Just one more indication that the actual StreamFab developer is external to DVDFab.
Not saying anything about you Cats4U, only conforming what I always believed.Last edited by Down2Earth; 03-20-2024, 08:37 PM.
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Originally posted by Chameleon View PostI wasn't even aware of it. My only misunderstanding was the part where you said "AS" was acting odd. I thought you referred to the competitor" and they were acting odd. Thanks for your input.
Rather than write two messages, this part is sort of in response to kasro's last post. For two years or so, I've been trying to find out exactly how StreamFab is made. There appears to be only one developer, since the Project Manager always refers to him (and it is a him) as the developer and not the developers. That's all I know for sure over this long time. Now I have a new hypothesis (a non-proven theory), I think the Developer is an independent programmer who owns the core code to what we know of as StreamFab and goes by many other names. The various companies lease the core program from the Developer and add their own UI to it. After that, they set their own subscription rates and do their own advertising and support. The reason I write that is because, from being close to the inside, it is obvious that the Project Manager relies on what the Developer says and does and not the other way around. If the Developer was a DVDFab employee, he would have to do what the Project Manager wanted him to do. The Project Manager knew no one wanted re-encoding, and he made a joke about it being like CleverGet. There is no way that he would have approved 6.1.6.9 and the test version if it wasn't forced on him by the Developer. In case you are wondering, Wilson.Wang is the Project Manager. Surprisingly, he is also listed as the only active Developer listed in the DVDFab forum and mail program. Just one more indication that the actual StreamFab developer is external to DVDFab.
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I wasn't even aware of it. My only misunderstanding was the part where you said "AS" was acting odd. I thought you referred to the competitor" and they were acting odd. Thanks for your input.
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Originally posted by Chameleon View Post
Hi Kastro, could you explain this sentence, don't get me wrong, I have no issue with it, I just do not understand it. How is AS acting odd? Please don't take this post as me arguing the point, I just do not understand it. Thanks.â
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Posted by Kastro
And yes, unlike the competitor AS is acting odd, for example they run many streamfab clones like TunePat and many others you can find on google, they don't even remove the mention of them on here
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You can use playready l1 cdm through API just fine, you just need an access to and of course this access need lots of money and you need a tool to use it , the same way for L1 CDM widevine API or Chrome CDM API (but this one is limited for quality for most providers, can't get 2160p or even 1080p sometimes), and devs and mods there already said they could get 2160p for some L1 stuff but it would give them too much attention and stuff like that is banned fast by providers when its public (aka available for everyone, and so too many downloads attempts etc).
All explained there, as you can see you can use L1 CDM though API (L1 widevine or playready): https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...on#post2671865
And yes unlike the competitor AS is acting odd, for example they run many streamfab clones like TunePat and many others you can find on google, they don't even remove the mention of them on here https://www.dvdfab.cn/downloader/vid...one-review.htm
I'm not here to argue just to tell you how it is, that's it, have a nice day.
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Originally posted by kasro View Post
afaik they use Playready L1 CDM API not chrome cdm and its far more complex to get it, also take in mind streamfab probably bought the chrome cdm method before and didn't crack themself. All these cracking stuff require lots of money or very high skills, or sometimes even both at same time
I have nothing against dvdfab or streamfab but you can clearly see the way how they are operating their business is odd, there is a ton of clones for streamfab software under differents names/websites but its the same company, Competitor don't act like that and seems more serious/professional on that part, also probably way less greedy.
But as we can see overall P2P and scene groups (always) are still ahead for the tools/API if you ask me compared to all these paid sofwares (as they can get 1080p netflix stuff), still 2160p netflix is very private atm even for them.
As for DVDFab being an odd company, I don't know. Lots of companies run affiliate programs. I don't really follow business trends, but maybe it might be a bit more prevalent with Chinese companies. The other moderator here, Jack, is a Director with a large Canadian software company and deals with Chinese companies all the time. He told me that DVDFab is pretty typical in the ways they go about running their businesses.
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