@burnout426 I did several things to try figure this out. Yes, wildevine worked at that site (and funnily enough it failed for several MSE for Firefox, my main browser). So it must be the site itself just disabling it for Opera, site being the Telia tv-streamer service.

And I solved it. I installed a User-Agent switcher for Opera. Faked it to think it's a Chrome browser instead, and the video/streaming works now. And I wanted to do this so that Philips Hue lights would work with any streaming service having DRM.

I added this to the Opera shortcut -after target: --user-agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"

And now it doesn't complain about the browser not being Chrome, Safari or Firefox.

@burnout426 Doing this didn't break it per definition. But I got this error that it's not updated or whatever. And even if I set it back to 120.0.0.0 it said the same now.

Maybe they updated on their end?

But it didn't break the streaming wildevine plugin or block the browser at all. So I had to just go into ublock and add teliaplay.no##error to get rid of it (it ended up behind the top menu for some reason). So I just sat it to the newest version 149.0.7827 (and not the beta one), tried the beta one as well, incase it had to have that many dots in version numbers. But was the same.

And the number I just googled btw, as I don't have Chrome installed, and I don't want it either!

@burnout426 Doing this didn't break it per definition. But I got this error that it's not updated or whatever. And even if I set it back to 120.0.0.0 it said the same now.

Maybe they updated on their end?

But it didn't break the streaming wildevine plugin or block the browser at all. So I had to just go into ublock and add teliaplay.no##error to get rid of it (it ended up behind the top menu for some reason). So I just sat it to the newest version 149.0.7827 (and not the beta one), tried the beta one as well, incase it had to have that many dots in version numbers. But was the same.

And the number I just googled btw, as I don't have Chrome installed, and I don't want it either!

@burnout426 I did several things to try figure this out. Yes, wildevine worked at that site (and funnily enough it failed for several MSE for Firefox, my main browser). So it must be the site itself just disabling it for Opera, site being the Telia tv-streamer service.

And I solved it. I installed a User-Agent switcher for Opera. Faked it to think it's a Chrome browser instead, and the video/streaming works now. And I wanted to do this so that Philips Hue lights would work with any streaming service having DRM.

I added this to the Opera shortcut -after target: --user-agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"

And now it doesn't complain about the browser not being Chrome, Safari or Firefox.

@leocg Well, they say only those broswers are compatible, but the page works on the others. So it should work with Opera as well with some extra stages?

@leocg No, not N. Just regular Pro version.

And again, content works on the respective sites, but not on the tv providers collective page for some reason. And then there's of course some shows that isn't on any other page than their collective shit.

@leocg Yeah, and that is not Opera GX, Opera Air or Opera One? Just regular Opera?

Also I did try some sites that worked. But my TV provider has this one collective site, where it doesn't work. But the seperate streaming service web pages they work.

@leocg I deliberately did post in Opera "One" forums, didn't I? So yeah, the "normal" Opera.

And if it even matters, Windows 10! Obviously the best Windows of the two.

So how do I get DRM content to work. I just keep getting errors about my browser not compatible. And cannot play content. And that desktop versions of Edge, Firefox, Chrome and Safari is the ones supported.

Feels weird that Opera isn't supported! I've checked and can see that Protected content IDs are allowed (default) on the site settings. And I can see Widewine is on components etc.

Everything I've found is for linux in terms of fixing this.. But I'm on Windows. So please help!