How to Stream Windows Content Smoothly in Docker?

Windows Server in a Docker container? Nah, that's a no-go for video streaming. Stick to a VM. If you're having issues with DRM on Linux, that complicates things further. It might be better just to play around with VM settings instead and skip the Docker idea altogether.

Running Windows in Docker can be really challenging for video streaming due to the lack of hardware support. For a better experience, consider using a full VM with GPU passthrough. As for the DRM question, it might be worth checking specific articles on configuring RDP; they often provide insights on how these services play with DRM content. Guacamole could be a decent alternative but keep in mind the potential latency and DRM hurdles.

Containers aren't meant to replace VMs, especially for tasks like video streaming. Docker is great for many things, but it falls short when you need smooth video playback. I'd recommend spinning up a full VM instead, where you can manage resources better. That said, if you go the VM route, let me know if you find that Guacamole combined with RDP still runs into DRM issues! That's the real question if you're thinking about reconfiguring everything.