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So far I am able to detect if device supports any kind of widevine version, but I need to be sure that device doesn't support classic (even when it does support widevine modular).

Any ideas how to do it?

arenaq
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You could always use a try-catch statement in the code that tries to use classic then catches the exception and uses widevine instead? I'm not familiar with widevine, but just a thought?

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  • You want to disable classic after making sure they have a version of widevine, correct? – ElectroMan Dec 07 '16 at 14:23
  • I need to be sure that they don't have classic. No matter if they have modular or not. Newer devices has modular but not classic. – arenaq Dec 12 '16 at 08:15