That's pretty much the result I expected. I let the film play from a flashdrive all the way well past the 1hr mark to where my audio ended without it ever giving a cinavia error. The captured audio wasn't particularly great quality but was certainly a lot better than what people have been using with pirated theatrical releases that contain cinavia, and I didn't bother syncing the audio to fit my release very well or anything, but as I understand it none of that should have made any difference. I muxed a little more than ~1hr audio recording of the netflix streamed film on my pc that I had captured using Audacity's 'what-u-hear' to the video of an encode I had previously made from the DVD of the same film that with the original DVD audio had been giving cinavia errors on the PS3 after ~20 min of playback. I've tested this with the recorded audio stream from streaming 'Dylan Dog' which was a Fox film in which both the DVD and Blu-ray had cinavia protection and Netflix offers it as a streaming option. I think I can pretty confidently say that streamed Netflix content does not contain Cinavia. I just haven't seen any posts where anyone has tried either of those things. I would try it but don't have a Cinavia infected player yet (knock on wood). Or try to play a known Cinavia infected stream with a local DLNA server to a known Cinavia infected player. If Cinavia exists, it will remain in the recording. But don't worry about recording quality just for the experiment.
Better yet, if you use the analog video/audio connections of the player to record to a camcorder instead of the lens and microphone. It would be easy to prove, all one would have to do is use a camcorder to record a Netflix (or other service's) stream that is known to to have Cinavia embedded in the retail version, and try to play it back on a Cinavia infected player from a disk.
Or it's possible that the custom apps that Netflix and others have on the players, turn off Cinavia detection for their streams. Otherwise, I would agree, that streamers like Netflix must have Cinavia free versions. Does a Cinavia infected player trigger on a Cinavia infected stream over the networked DLNA port? It's possible that Cinavia detection is disabled if it's streamed through the players network connection. Click to expand.That goes back to my original question.
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