Hey guys, recently some friends just texted me that they encountered such a problem:
from pywidevine.L3.cdm import cdm, deviceconfig
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pywidevine.L3'
And it seems that they cannot understand what I mean even if I've told them how to do. So I decided to open an issue on my repository and then share the solution with y'all.
Actually it's been discussed in my experience last July: I wrote an article named NowTV DRM Key Solution: A GitHub repository based on Python, and I explained the reason as well as the solution to this problem.
Reason:
This WKS-KEYS repo needs a local pywidevine module, which as you can see, is a folder named "pywidevine". However, you may face this error when you have installed the pywidevine module via this command: pip install pywidevine. Then the descriptor will get confused, then return this ModuleNotFound error.
Solution:
Make sure you have the script file (e.g. l3.py, or l3mubi.py.) and the unfolded WKS-KEYS.zip under the same folder.
Uninstall your pip-installed pywidevine module using this command: pip uninstall pywidevine
Run the script file again, then this error would disappear.
Hey guys, recently some friends just texted me that they encountered such a problem:
And it seems that they cannot understand what I mean even if I've told them how to do. So I decided to open an issue on my repository and then share the solution with y'all.
Actually it's been discussed in my experience last July: I wrote an article named NowTV DRM Key Solution: A GitHub repository based on Python, and I explained the reason as well as the solution to this problem.
Reason:
This WKS-KEYS repo needs a local pywidevine module, which as you can see, is a folder named "pywidevine". However, you may face this error when you have installed the pywidevine module via this command:
pip install pywidevine. Then the descriptor will get confused, then return this ModuleNotFound error.Solution:
pip uninstall pywidevineI hope that this would help you.