And they were clear when they made that change, and on their web site, that after that date, when you buy All-In-One license you get usage of only those sites/modules available (and listed on their web site) at the time you purchased your license. or you buy All-in-One to get all services offered at that time (for a lower price than buying all individually). Starting with the March 2021 change, they did start clearly selling StreamFab saying that if you want to download Service A you buy Module A, if you want to download from Site B you buy Module B, etc. So there is work being done to add support for each site and the DRM method they use, including if they are added "later".Īre you saying that StreamFab (formerly DVDFab Downloader) was sold to you as "you are buying the ability to download from any and every site on the internet, no matter how they are formatted or work or what they use for DRM"? IF so, Sorry, I never saw it that way. This is irrelevant to the discussion at hand Actually it is relevant if Service A and Service B both use different encryption/DRM, and because not all sites are formatted the same way, use the same HTML Code, etc. That's their job, that's what we paid them a rather hefty sum to do. (Note: if you purchased DVDFab Downloaded or StreamFab before a certain date, March 2021 was it? You continue to get all new non-adult ones.) It the new module came out soon after you purchased, contact support and see what their policy is. The All in One Lifetime is doing a one time purchase a "lifetime" license for all of the modules they have available that day you purchase, rather than paying yearly or monthly for continued use.Īs they crack new encryptions used on other services, new modules come out and you'd need to purchase them *if* you want to use them, usually at a discount. The developers need to keep trying to break these various decryption types, so different modules as they break something more.
iTunes uses something different (since even Fab's separate DRM remover for iOS product doesn't work any longer). I also got that DASH MPD format message recently when trying to download from National Geographic's web site. But there are many types of DRM and StreamFab can't decrypt all forms of DRM.įor example, Disney+, Netflix, Amazon use Wildvine but presumably different levels or variations since Disney+ is limited to 720p, Amazon limited to 1080p and HBOMax can download 4K titles that are available. What version of DRM is StreamFab using now and why isn't it "Lifetime"? StreamFab doesn't "use" DRM, it decrypts it.
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