Films/DVD Asylum

It like the difference between audiophiles and music lovers . . .

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mr grits

In Reply to: RE: You get what they pay for with their streaming service... posted by Vinylized on January 11, 2012 at 11:30:24

NF streaming is perfectly fine for long hours of devouring movies. I have gotten so addicted to it. 52 episodes of Mad Men in about ten days time! That's in the "get a life" bracket.

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What you using for streaming? - Victor Khomenko 08:09:17 01/13/12 (2)
And what is your typical quality level? I don't know what is responsible, but we often only get two dots out of four - and the computers are running fine at that time.
- Well, I got energized and moved from the PC to a box . . . - mr grits 14:06:44 01/13/12 (1)
  I got a Western Digital box (same box that plays me music) and use DSL slow. Much to my surprise DSL slow works well with a minimum of reloads. Apparently peak viewing hours have a lot to do with this.
  
  The picture quality ranges from good to shitty depending on NF. I think it has more to do with the digital transfer process on their end. Notice I said good not HD. I'm not sure going to a fast DSL speed would make a difference.
  
  Oh, the WD box is clunky and slow to boot up. When a movie finishes I end up having to leave NF and come back in but for a hundred bucks I'm not complaining.
  - RE: Well, I got energized and moved from the PC to a box . . . - slovell1 14:00:06 01/20/12 (0)
    Senna was an amazing driver. Watching him and Nigel Mansell going wheel to wheel at Montreal with stay with me forever. OTOH Prost was/is a #ick.
    Regards, Sam

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