Hi,
Ptoube wrote:I think that Netflix runs as part of chrome.
As I remember chrome doesn't support 1080p only 720p for Netflix.
I also read somewhere that only ie support 1080p.
So.... You may have buy a premium pack from Netflix, and you may have set the settings to 1080p but according to Netflix and chrome you want get them.
Except if Netflix app of asustor isn't just a chrome tab...... But an approved app by Netflix (there isn't such think at Netflix page).
YES you are true
Netflix on Linux can be get ONLY through Web Browser
... through Chrome it works well but limited by Netflix choice (resolution)
NO native client exist for Linux
Alternative exist BUT not really usable on a NAS
... use a Windows10 V.M. ... but you will be limited by the overhead and the non usage of video acceleration
... port the Windows netflix client using : Wine, momo, msttcorefonts, Gecko and some "hands on"
... ... but even you run naively (as Linux application) the cost in term of performance is enormous and the result ... not sure
So in term of "works" ... using Chrome is a good advice (even limited) or add the cost of an Android TV or Box able to play Netflix Android client ... and less .. use a Chromecast and cast the Netflix media
Philippe.