Netflix

[Deleted User] · 22/10/13 - 19:00

My Tivo updated overnight and Netflix is available, the screens are so much better now as well.

virginskyfan · 22/10/13 - 22:50

jambu wrote: »

My Tivo updated overnight and Netflix is available, the screens are so much better now as well.

Can you post a couple of screenshots for us?

acoolwelshbloke · 23/10/13 - 00:44

I smell bullshit!

virginskyfan · 23/10/13 - 00:57

acoolwelshbloke wrote: »

I smell bullshit!

Why do you.

drabble · 23/10/13 - 01:39

virginskyfan wrote: »

Why do you.

Indeed, Manchester was announced today in addition to the other pilot areas.

virginskyfan · 23/10/13 - 02:02

drabble wrote: »

Indeed, Manchester was announced today in addition to the other pilot areas.

Thanks for letting me know.Would imagine it won't be long for all.

virginskyfan · 23/10/13 - 02:47

drabble wrote: »

Indeed, Manchester was announced today in addition to the other pilot areas.

I have often thought Digital Spy should be called Digital Cynic:D

big brother 9 · 23/10/13 - 03:16

Just cant waif for it to be released nation wide

virginskyfan · 23/10/13 - 03:35

big brother 9 wrote: »

Just cant waif for it to be released nation wide

Yep.Just hope it's worth the wait!

[Deleted User] · 23/10/13 - 06:09

I have no reason to "bullshit" anyone. I have had a good play with it tonight and am very impressed. The HD is far better on Netflix than on the normal HD channels although it does say that the broadcast is in SuperHD. I'm no techy but it obviously improves things. When pressing the info button it shows the speed and the SuperHD kicks in at about 4mbs @ 1080p. Prior to this is starts in SD, then 720HD until eventually reaching the maximum after a minute or so.

whohasmynameuk · 23/10/13 - 13:36

I'm really looking forward to Netflix coming to vm so I can reduce the internet use age I use watching it on the computer. Only downside would be that I generally watch the American version.

I wonder if one Netflix sub covers one box or if you could access it on a couple of boxes?

[Deleted User] · 23/10/13 - 17:29

virginskyfan wrote: »

Can you post a couple of screenshots for us?

I am sorry but I have no idea how to post screenshots onto here. Is there a way to attach them to a posting?

ocav · 23/10/13 - 17:53

whohasmynameuk wrote: »

I'm really looking forward to Netflix coming to vm so I can reduce the internet use age I use watching it on the computer. Only downside would be that I generally watch the American version.

I wonder if one Netflix sub covers one box or if you could access it on a couple of boxes?

You can log in on as many devices as possible but you can only stream on 2 devices at a time, however you can pay more a month to stream on 4 devices at a time

[Deleted User] · 23/10/13 - 21:37

TiVo updated last night. Netflix app is there. Currently watching 'Super 8' in HD. Looks excellent. It is comparable with Dolby 5.1 too!

virginskyfan · 23/10/13 - 23:22

jambu wrote: »

I am sorry but I have no idea how to post screenshots onto here. Is there a way to attach them to a posting?

Don't worry.Thanks for letting us know anyway

whohasmynameuk · 24/10/13 - 00:57

ocav wrote: »

You can log in on as many devices as possible but you can only stream on 2 devices at a time, however you can pay more a month to stream on 4 devices at a time

I didn't know you could stream on 2 devices at the same time, cheers ocav.

ozsat · 24/10/13 - 10:26

I think Netflix offer up to 4 devides for a couple more £. But usually two is fine.

You can register loads of devices on the same account - it is only the simultaneuous playback which is limited to two devices.

tosha43 · 31/10/13 - 16:59

I've just my update today, I'm in Middlesbrough

virginskyfan · 31/10/13 - 18:45

tosha43 wrote: »

I've just my update today, I'm in Middlesbrough

Thanks for sharing the info

Gavin_D · 31/10/13 - 22:10

3 new areas added to the netflix trial today

Teesside (Stockton), Avon (Bristol) and Croydon

Toby53 · 31/10/13 - 23:13

Just switched on and apps gone up to 27, all crappy games though

Dan Sette · 01/11/13 - 00:28

I'm always intrigued by Netflix. Except I wonder what they have to hide (ie do they only show old programmes/films)

As a layman I haven't yet found a way of finding out what's on unless I subscribe.

Which I won't do until I can find what's on. Catch 22.

[Deleted User] · 01/11/13 - 01:09

watching Netflix in Croydon. Making the HDMI cable I bought at the weekend to connect my laptop somewhat redundant!

Tavis75 · 01/11/13 - 16:29

Dan Sette wrote: »

I'm always intrigued by Netflix. Except I wonder what they have to hide (ie do they only show old programmes/films)

As a layman I haven't yet found a way of finding out what's on unless I subscribe.

Which I won't do until I can find what's on. Catch 22.

Yep, the films are generally older, mostly things that have been out on DVD for 6 months plus and a lot of the TV is older stuff, but they do have some stuff that is brand new i.e. Breaking Bad or exclusive stuff they've created themselves such as series 4 of Arrested Development.

They offer a free months trial that you can easily cancel so you can sign up and see what's available without paying anything, in fact, if you do it through a cash-back site you could even get paid to check it out!

Toen · 01/11/13 - 17:19

Dan II used to have a Dansette record player), I digress.
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calico_pie · 01/11/13 - 18:01

I looked at Netflix a couple of years ago, and wasn't really impressed at all.

But recently its getting a lot better now that's its investing money in some excellent tv drama like House of Cards and their new one Orange is the New Black, which is excellent.

Might not keep it long term, but definitely worth it just now for those, and a few other series we missed along the way.

Hey there!

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