I saw the guide posted on reddit originally, so not sure which card it was tested with unfortunately.

When you bought a music record I'm pretty sure you bought the record, not a license. "You are granted a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and personal license to play or use the Software for your private, non-commercial use on the system or device it was intended for." I'm pretty sure that's not what you got when you bought a record. When you buy a record you have to abide by copyright law, yes, but beyond that, you can do whatever you want. Sell it, rent it out, lend it out fo free, give it away. You could make a personal copy to play on a tape machine. And the record company couldn't come take it away or alter it later.

I was going to add this. Yea Google is notorious for refusing to license new browsers for usage of the DRM's they own and maintain, instead stringing them along for years at a time without ever rejecting it, so they can give the image that they aren't suppressing competition. apologize, just now noticed this is a 2 week old comment.