Netflix for you, Netflix for me, I got Netflix running on a Raspberry Pi 3
In this video I'm going to show you how you can ger Netflix running on a Raspberry Pi 3 natively
Now that's no tricks, no streaming or anything like that
This is running right now on a Raspberry Pi 3
Stick around, because it's TechWizTime
Hey guys, Johnathan here with TechWizTime, where I teach you technology through tutorials
And today I'm going to tach you how you can get Netflix running on a Raspberry Pi 3
Now, when I say running on a Raspberry Pi 3, I mean running, not streaming from another source or anything like that
This is natively running inside Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi 3
Now the reason this is so notoriously difficult on a Raspberry Pi is due to DRMs and so forth, and there's one in particular called Widevine
And how this tutorial gets around that is by pre-compilling Chromium, which is a Web Browser
To work with Widevine
Now it only takes a couple of lines of code to actually get this up and running on a Raspberry Pi 3, so
You're not going to have to wait out for a 10 minute video of me just talking and talking about Netflix and how it could run, or how it may not run, or how you can it streaming, no, this is just two lines of code
And I'm going to show you that right now, but first
I want to get this video out to as many people as possible so they know how to get Netflix running on their Raspberry Pi 3
So if you can share this video on Facebook groups, Reddit and other social media sources, that would be fantastic, and also if you could like
And also comment on this video and let me know that you've got it running yourself
So with that little bit of a plug out of the way, what we'll do is we'll jump over to the Raspberyr Pi and I'll show you how to get Netflix running right now
So when I say simple I really mean simple, but what you're going to need firstly is you're going to need your Raspberry Pi set up with Raspbian Pixl
Preferably, the latest version
And what you'll also need to do is have a keyboard and a mouse handy because we're going to be navigating the Raspbian operating system
So, once you've successfully booted up Raspbian, what you need to do is you need to go to the terminal window at the top
And when you've opened that, we're going to "W get" this file to the Raspberry Pi
Now, I'll leave this link on the screen, I'll also leave a link down in the description below so you can copy and paste this straight into your Raspbian installation
So, once you have downlaoded that to your Raspberry Pi 3, the next step is you need to install it
Or get it all set up properly from the package so to do that, you type in this command on the screen now
Again, this is written down in the description below
This will take a little bit, but once it is done, you're almost ready to watch Netflix because the first time you do it, you'll get a Widevine error
Or Netflix saying that it isn't supported, so
What you need to do is you need to give it a quick reboot
I've had some people need to reboot this two or three times to actually get it to sync it properly
But once it has worked, all you need to do is you need to go to the Raspberry Pi menu
Go down to "Internet" and then select the Netflix launcher
Login with your Netflix details and behold, look at that, we're streaming Rick and Morty
"It's the Rick & Morty Show"
Okay, so with those two lines of code, you've now got Netflix running on the Raspberry Pi 3, natively
How awesome is that!
So one of the things I did have is I did have a couple of crashes
But this is after about 11 episodes in season 1 of Rick and Morty so
So, you can imagine like, if I got that far into it
You're probably not going to have problems all the time
When it first starts out, because of the network connection, there may be a little bit of buffering at the start
But once it gets started, it works perfectly fine
I actually got through two seasons of Rick and Morty
And it worked great
So did you have any problems getting this running, or do you just want to let me know that you did get it running? Leave me a comment down below
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H-hey Morty, this guy, TechWizTime, he finally got Netflix working on a Raspberry Pi 3
How awesome is that!