We do support Widevine in general, see my response here: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopi ... 3#p2311233
However, there are various security levels in Widevine. We only support L3, the lowest security level. L1 and L2 require hardware support which is not present on Raspberry Pi hardware (it would add to the cost and generally be a massive pain, and it's not clear to me whether it would even be possible with a fully open source OS). Some googling around suggests that Udemy encrypted videos require L1 (though I can't find a good authoritative source), in which case it won't be possible to play this on Raspberry Pi.
However, there are various security levels in Widevine. We only support L3, the lowest security level. L1 and L2 require hardware support which is not present on Raspberry Pi hardware (it would add to the cost and generally be a massive pain, and it's not clear to me whether it would even be possible with a fully open source OS). Some googling around suggests that Udemy encrypted videos require L1 (though I can't find a good authoritative source), in which case it won't be possible to play this on Raspberry Pi.
Statistics: Posted by cillian64 — Tue Apr 22, 2025 10:29 am