Tuesday, November 10, 2009

PS3 now available

Jessie Becker, VP Marketing, here again. Great news for everyone who wants to instantly watch movies and TV episodes via your PS3: it's available now! If you've requested a Netflix instant streaming disc for PS3, it's on its way to you. If you haven't, go to netflix.com/PS3 to get your disc. Enjoy!

128 comments:

Anonymous said...

When are you going to stop forcing us PC users to use Silverlight? It's been a year now, and streaming to the PC is still intolerable because of all the tearing due to Silverlights lack of v-sync support.

Anonymous said...

I don't now what people are complaining about. I was just watching a movie online, full screen on a 24" monitor and it looked great. There wasn't any video tearing or anything like that. I... oh... wait a second... that's right, I was watching at Hulu.com where they use Adobe. The fact that it didn't look like shit should have told me it wasn't Netflix and Silverlight.

Anonymous said...

I watch instantly all the time on my computer and have never had a problem! I love Netflix!

Anonymous said...

I received my PS3 disc yesterday and it doesn't work here in Puerto Rico. Why do you ship it to us if it is not allowed to be used here? Are we less of a costumer? I'm paying for the 3 disc plan with blue ray included?

Anonymous said...

When will Netflix be available on Sony Bravia Internet enabled TVs?

Anonymous said...

Merda, fina.

Joanna said...

I have renewed my faith in you Netflix!! I was ready to cancel my membership but you guys brought Instant to ps3 and now I'm here to stay. Way to go!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!

MAC_MAN said...

Thank you so much for creating this disk. I was considering by the Roku so I could watch my TV shows in my living room, but now I only need one device to "RULE THEM ALL"

Signed
Giovanni Hale

Anonymous said...

Yay! I can stop whining about not getting a disk! By the way net whiners, what's wrong with Silverlight? Looks fine on my computer!

Tramelia said...

I don't have a problem watching on my computer either. I did have a slight problem with Windows Media Center, but that's been resolved. You can't please everyone (i.e. those ever whining customers who will never be happy no matter what develops). I love Netflix!

Steve said...

As Wii holds more marketshare than either the XBox 360 or PS3 (not to disparage either of these fine gaming consoles), why is Netflix dragging its feet on rolling out Watch Now for the Wii?

I've seen some rumors (http://blog.streamingmedia.com/the_business_of_online_vi/2009/10/confirmed-netflix-streaming-coming-to-the-wii-very-soon.html) on this, but nothing on the blog. When is it coming?

Anonymous said...

I don't mind silverlight. Before Silverlight there was no Mac support, so I am happy with it. Plus, it's not such a resource hog like Flash is. Watching On PS3 is great, but why do I have to re-activate the dang thing up to 3 times a day, is there an issue?????????

Anonymous said...

please address the reactivation issues!

Anonymous said...

I think it's cool you can watch on a PS3. I think it would be great if you could watch it on your PSP as well.

Anonymous said...

My ps3 doesn't play most of Jericho with any audio. For example Jericho Season 1 episode 4 has no sound on my ps3. I am connecting with hdmi to a Sony Bravia TV that has inbuilt speakers.

Anonymous said...

Apparently there is a problem with Jericho - I couldn't get sound on episodes 2, 3 & 4 either. You should report the problem using the link in your streaming history.

El Jefe said...

When is it available for Wii, please?

Anonymous said...

If Netflix thinks streaming to the PS3 is going to get me to stay on as a customer....they're right. I suspect any delay in getting this functionality onto the Wii will have more to do with Nintendo than Netflix.

Anonymous said...

Missil intercontinental, Pelotas, nublado.

Anonymous said...

Until they add SURROUND SOUND to instant streaming it doesn't matter, it's a joke that these movies are only available in stereo.

maynyrd said...

Why develop instant playback on the PS3 before the Nintendo Wii? There twice as many Wii's in circulation than PS3's! :P

Anonymous said...

I wouldn't care if the movies were in mono, if it meant I didn't have to use Silverlight anymore. I'm glad for the people who don't have a problem with it, or just don't care, but I have massive amounts of video tearing which makes instant viewing unwatchable as a direct result of Netflix forcing me to switch from Media Player 11 to Silverlight.

Anonymous said...

but I have massive amounts of video tearing which makes instant viewing unwatchable as a direct result of Netflix forcing me to switch from Media Player 11 to Silverlight.

Wait a minute. It's Netflix who gave you the ability to stream in the first place!

Anonymous said...

what is the resolution of playback, HD?

Anonymous said...

I'm having a lot of issues getting movies to start streaming with the PS3. It will start to play about 3-5 seconds almost immediately, but then hang for 5-10 minutes. This may repeat 2-3 times. If I don't give up, I've seen it eventually start working. If it ever plays more than 15 seconds at once, it just keeps playing fine. Laptop hooked to network the same way is working fine. Something weird about the PS3.

Rogue4 said...

I now love watching instant NetFlix movies in HD on my PS3! I can't wait for NetFlix to increase its instant, HD movie library--scary to think we may soon not even need discs. :-)

Kronicsoul said...

Is the streaming through the PS3 goin to be in HD or SD?

Anonymous said...

"Wait a minute. It's Netflix who gave you the ability to stream in the first place!"

I really don't see where you're going with this. What does this have to do with Netflix switching to Silverlight and it's not supporting v-sync and causing video tearing as a result?

Headstone said...

It is great to see netflix supporting new formats like this one.

J Alan said...

I cannot find anywhere on the netflix website to submit a question so I thought I would try it here. It is a useless website from the standpoint of customer service. I want to find out how to have a queue for each DVD (I get 2 at a time) so I can have one queue for me and one for my son.

Anonymous said...

@J Alan

I want to find out how to have a queue for each DVD (I get 2 at a time) so I can have one queue for me and one for my son.

Go to "Your Account & Help", then "preferences", then "account profiles." You'll then add a new profile.

BTW, NF used to offer customer support only by web and e-mail. Lots of people complained becuase they couldn't speak to a live person.

Anonymous said...

@kronicsoul

Is the streaming through the PS3 goin to be in HD or SD?

Some titles are offered in HD. You'll see the HD indication next to a title if it's in HD. Mostly TV shows.

Anonymous said...

what is the resolution of playback, HD?

720p

Anonymous said...

Why develop instant playback on the PS3 before the Nintendo Wii

Because they have not been able to work out an agreement yet with Nintendo. There will also be the issue of how does the Wii deal with HD content since the Wii doesn't deliver in HD.

Anonymous said...

When will this be available in Canada? Hmmm......

Anonymous said...

I would be interested in coming back to Netflix if there was a plan that was only for internet streaming and a bit less than the $8.99 plan, maybe $6.99? Not interested in DVDs...

Anonymous said...

Please create a Netflix app for Android with instant streaming over mobile 3G networks!

Drew said...

Congrats NetFlix - you just got me off of BlockBuster and on to you. PS3 streaming was the feature that broke the camel's back. That and the fact that you're $1 cheaper, accessible from an iPhone app, and won't take a week to send me a movie... but the PS3 thing was the reason I switched!

Venkat said...

Do you have a date on when Netflix streaming is going to be activated on Sony Bravia internet linked TVs. getting sick of seeing the message 'coming in fall'. Why the delay? It has been announced long back.

Anonymous said...

My internet connected Sony Bravia now says "Coming November" instead of "Coming Fall". That gives them about two more weeks...

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the great service and support. PS3 streaming is great for me, since I'm running a PowerPC Mac at home. Keep up the great work!

Anonymous said...

Pão com manteiga.

Anonymous said...

I'm thinking of getting one of your plans to stream thru my PS3, but I have concerns now that I read a comment of someone in Puerto Rico that says it isn't working here. Please advise.

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Dan said...

Is anyone else having a problem watching Heroes Season 4 episode 8 via the PS3? I got a message "Sorry, that title can't be watched instantly at this time...." I am able to stream it on my PC though.

Anonymous said...

Budismo.

Anonymous said...

now that I read a comment of someone in Puerto Rico that says it isn't working here. Please advise.

The streaming contract with the studios only allows 50 US states.

Anonymous said...

Yep, in Puerto Rico the movies arrive 3 days later (if shipped Wednesday, it will arrive Saturday) and they won't let you watch streamed movies. Still, it costs the same as the 50 states.

LAf said...

Also not interested in DVDs as a BD owner. Kudos for Netflix for moving to the PS3 as a streaming platform, but 720p is barely HD in my opinion and the HD library is very small. Too small in fact to warrant the $8.99 fee to use the PS3 streaming function.

Looks like I'll wait until the price point comes in and the library expands.

Anonymous said...

pp don't be cheap and buy RoKu, i love Netflix and now i love it more cause i could see the movies with my PS3. BUT I LOVE IT LOT MORE CAUSE I COULD SEE ALL THE MLB GAMES LIVE!! Netflix most be a MLB fan!! go Yankees!!!

Anonymous said...

Just got the PS3 disk today. Popped it into my system and... I am impressed. It's working flawlessly. Just wish it would just install the code directly instead of having to put the disk in every time.
BUT... It's great. Keep up the great work.
Kerry

Anonymous said...

Wow netflix I was really contemplating on buying a Xbox but now since you added the PS3 for instant streaming I am all aboard on that! I was curious to see how it would work and let me tell you I have had no problems and it's even faster loading through my PS3 then my computer! Great Job!! I love it. Now just to see some more of the popular titles on the instant play list! Thanks Netflix

Anonymous said...

Still, it costs the same as the 50 states.

That's because there is no charge above and beyond the DVD-by-mail program. You are paying for the DVDs but get the streaming for no charge.

Anonymous said...

Love the idea netflix on ps3. It would be better if it would stream movies in HD and have 5.1 sourround sound. A lot of people I know have ps3 but does not have netflix I mention about NF streaming on ps3 to them, they got excited, some might join. Customers who have ps3 would really enjoy watching their favorite movies and tv shows in HD.

Anonymous said...

I just received my PS3 streaming disk and damn, I am impressed. It is a cool interface and the streaming quality is impressive. I really couldn’t tell that it was streaming. Kudos Netflix, you deserve a pat on the back. My only complaint is that was too hard to find a forum to leave positive feedback. I did call customer service tonight to pass along my satisfaction. So from a very satisfied customer, thank you!

Anonymous said...

worked fantastic - not sure how this was done, but streamed the movie and tv show perfect, sound was great over wireless with my z100g secure router.

Anonymous said...

You are paying for the DVDs but get the streaming for no charge.

That's what I'm telling you. Same price, but less dvds since it takes 6-7 days for the round trip of each movie (of my 3 blue ray disc at a time plan) even if you watch it the same day it arrives, and return it the same day (really annoying). And also we don't have streaming, so maybe in Puerto Rico we are better off with the return to store offer of the competition since the don't give us the streaming to compensate that long wait.

Anonymous said...

Argentina.

pgallo said...

I just signed up for Netflix for the first time a few days ago, after hearing that it was released for the PS3. I got my disc yesterday and watched a few things last night - the service is awesome! Everything streams extremely fast unlike renting things from the horrible, slow PS Network.

Thanks for bringing it to the PS3!

Anonymous said...

Guys, guys guys!!!! (and girls)

Just wanted to say thanks again for bringing this to the PS3... I love this feature and will never go without it again.


Since we will be bonded to our precious discs for the better part of a year, might you work up some snazzy disc art that I can print out and turn an empty PS3 case into a netflix case?

You know a bunch of us are anal collectors AND want to keep that thing from getting scratched. It should look good, and advertise your product to our friends who visit!

Anonymous said...

I think the guy who said he'd come back if the price of instant streaming was $2 cheaper is HILARIOUS. How cheap can you get?

I was really happy when they announced the PS3 streaming deal. But I tried it yesterday and it's just okay. I tested four or five movies and the picture quality just isn't there, and I have a 1080p plasma that gives a beautiful picture.

It just fragments too much. I've noticed that the quality hasn't been great on my Mac, but it's been okay. I expected the PS3, though, to be better, possibly enhanced by the system itself and the TV I'm using. But no. So it's okay for thing like the occasional TV show or maybe a documentary, but why would I spend so much money to get a high definition experience and then settle for something that's not even DVD quality?

QD said...

I received the PS3 Streaming Disc(PS3SD) today. It works so much better than my Playon server setup which I paid for $20+ a few months ago. I no longer need my PC running when watching Netflix streaming movies. I'm using wireless N setup. Unlike Playon software, fast-forward/backward(using PS3SD) works great without freezing up. Browsing movies is a breeze which is attributed to the much better user interface. The movie icons are bigger and you can delete movies from your queue!

Anonymous said...

It just fragments too much. I've noticed that the quality hasn't been great on my Mac, but it's been okay

Sounds like you aren't getting the maximum quality stream. The stream you get is dependent upon your connection speed.

Anonymous said...

maybe in Puerto Rico we are better off with the return to store offer of the competition since the don't give us the streaming to compensate that long wait.

The long wait is because you are in PR, not because NF holds your discs. BTW, Blockbuster sounds like it might be a great solution for you.

jack said...

I just got my PS-3 disc last night and watch Mr. Holland Opus. My PS3 is connected to my 65" Mitsubishi DLP HD television. All I can say is WOW! I can't believe the picture quality was that good. Amazing. Highly recommend this setup to anyone. GREAT JOB NETFLIX!

jack said...

Ok..I'm gonna comment again about the PS3 and picture quality. Not sure what the problem was with the previous poster that said he had his PS3 hooked to his plasma but the picture quality I have is way better than standard DVD's and is close to as good as a standard DVD played in the PS3 which provide near 720P performance. In fact, the picture I have on the NETFLIX / PS3 is better than many DVDs played in the PS3. All I have to say is if you have a PS3 you gotta try this!

jash said...

congratulations guys! i'm sure there were a lot of people working very hard to make this happen. i love the browser and ability to surf all the available titles.

can i suggest a couple of new segments to free up 100 new titles in existing categories?

westerns
detectives

Anonymous said...

PS3 and Netflix together.... this rocks!!! just got it last night and it works GREAT!

Anonymous said...

Discoteca, refrigerante.

Anonymous said...

Horrible picture quality...


Very dissatisfied...and dissapointed.



I thought, I would at least be able to see DVD quality material from Netflix with my PS3 when I bought it 2 weeks ago.


Now Im thinking of returning, my PS3, and cancelling Netflix, I would get me a nice Blu-Ray player, and use BlockBuster instead, at least they have stores where I can go rent whenever I want!...

In the end, that's the whole Idea behind streaming to your PS3! But hey, the quality just makes me sick to my stomach!



Viggiani, R. (San Antonio,TX)

Anonymous said...

All you people with the "I don't have a problem with the tearing in Silverlight, so you're just a whiner" mentality... I hope you all get rectal cancer.

Anonymous said...

But hey, the quality just makes me sick to my stomach!

Get a faster ISP.

Anonymous said...

All you people with the "I don't have a problem with the tearing in Silverlight, so you're just a whiner" mentality... I hope you all get rectal cancer.

So, you'd rather we lie and say we do have a problem with it?

Anonymous said...

So, you'd rather we lie and say we do have a problem with it?

That's not what I'm saying, and I feel like you know it (or at least should know it).

If you don't have a problem with the tearing caused by Silverlights lack of v-sync, great. But that doesn't make people who do have a problem a whiner does it? If you can't see the difference, then I hope you get rectal cancer.

On a side note... Netflix used to say that the tearing was caused by peoples internet or computer being too slow. I was told that the tearing is because my internet and computer are just too fast for the mighty Microsoft's Silverlight.

Anonymous said...

But that doesn't make people who do have a problem a whiner does it?

There's a difference between having a problem with it and looking for a solution, and having a problem with it and whining all over the place. Wishing rectal cancer on someone makes you a whiner... whiner. Your problem can't be taken seriously.

Anonymous said...

That's not what I'm saying, and I feel like you know it (or at least should know it).

You are trying to make it like those who don't have a problem are the problem. When, in fact, you and your system are the problem.

Anonymous said...

I just received the PS3 disk and it's not working I enter the code and click the Activate button and nothing happens.
WTF!!

Anonymous said...

Chose The Snow Walker and it plays for a couple minutes and then I get "retrieving" for a minute, then it plays for a couple minutes and back to retrieving, etc etc... I have 15mbs wifi to the ps3. I even paused it for 20 minutes thinking it would download the rest of the movie. Didn't work. Still does it.

some dude named steevo said...

Bravo to Netflix! This is a great development, thanks!

Anonymous said...

PS3 disc...really??
I received my disc and it works fine. I expected it to be an application install for the ps3. I was very surprised to find the disc has to be in to watch Netflix.
You would think that with a broadband connection and a 250 gig hard drive they could have created a downloadable app for the ps3 similar to XBOX.
I think it's silly that I have to insert a disc each time to watch Netfix on a PS3.

Anonymous said...

PS3 disc...really??

This is only a temporary thing until the PS3 offers up their firmware update.

Anonymous said...

hey since you guys are now streaming videos to the ps3 and xbox 360, you should also start letting people rent games as well. its a pain to have to drive somewhere to rent them. i love to rent videos from you and if you added the option of renting games as well it would be awesome!

James said...

Audio is way out of sync on my PS3 while streaming Netflix. Is it because I'm using HDMI? Any fixes?

keed said...

just got my disc but when I put in the code and hit activate nothing happens?

Anonymous said...

There's a difference between having a problem with it and looking for a solution, and having a problem with it and whining all over the place.

The problem is Silverlight doesn't support v-sync, and the solution is beyond my control. That isn't whining. Jackass.

You are trying to make it like those who don't have a problem are the problem.

Are you a christian by any chance? Because you took that way out of context. Maybe you should have read the second sentence there.

When, in fact, you and your system are the problem.

Well, I guess since I don't support v-sync, I suppose in some bizarre way I could be the problem.
As for my systems, I'm sorry if I insist on building machines that Microsoft's flagship player can't keep up with. Maybe I still have that Commodore 64 somewhere...

Anonymous said...

The problem is Silverlight doesn't support v-sync, and the solution is beyond my control.
You know that, yet you still came in here to whine about it. Right?

Maybe you should have read the second sentence there.
We did. That's how we know you're a whiner.

I suppose in some bizarre way I could be the problem.
Since you know that, stop whining about it.

Look, if you can't play NF movies on your system, either fix your system to play properly or stop whining about it. Very simple.

Anonymous said...

You know that, yet you still came in here to whine about it. Right?

I came here because Netflix removed all possible means of communicating through e-mail via their website. Jackass.

We did. That's how we know you're a whiner.

"If you don't have a problem with the tearing caused by Silverlights lack of v-sync, great. But that doesn't make people who do have a problem a whiner does it?"
There's more than one of you who who aren't getting this? Great Scott... I hope you're not breeding.

Since you know that, stop whining about it.

Let me get this right, you think I'm whining because I, myself don't support v-sync? Please... in the name of humanity... tell me you're not breeding!

...either fix your system to play properly or stop whining about it.

I'm not really sure I want to under-clock any of my computers. I can't help but think, with all of their resources, Netflix and Microsoft could come up with a video player that can handle video. Oh,wait... they did... Media Player 10 and 11. Jackass.

Anonymous said...

PS3 Netflix streaming is working very well for us. Picture quality is very good.

One problem we've been having is that my PS3 needs to re-activated every few days for some reason.

It would be very nice if you could assign a different profile to each device. I'd like to have a family friendly profile assigned to the PS3 in the living room and my personal profile assigned to the XBox in our bedroom. Don't need the kids coming across "9 Songs" in my recently watched list...

Anonymous said...

One problem we've been having is that my PS3 needs to re-activated every few days for some reason.

I'd be careful there... you could find yourself being called a whiner by someone who doesn't mind re-activating every few days.

James T. Kirk said...

Hopefully 5.1 sound is just around the corner!

Netflix lets make it happen..Please..

Anonymous said...

I came here because Netflix removed all possible means of communicating through e-mail via their website
Because when they offered support via e-mail, people whined about not being to talk to a living human being.

There's more than one of you who who aren't getting this?
But most come here looking for a solution. Not to just whine... whiner.

you think I'm whining because I, myself don't support v-sync?
No. I think you're whining because your system is the problem, not Netflix's. It's not Netflix's problem to fix.

Netflix and Microsoft could come up with a video player that can handle video
Woks fine for me and millions of others. Stop whining that your system can't... whiner. Make your system work with Netflix, or stop whining that it doesn't.

Anonymous said...

Because when they offered support via e-mail, people whined about not being to talk to a living human being.

Actually, they stopped after the implantation of Silverlight. They said it was so scary good, that employing a support team was unnecessary. Jackass.

But most come here looking for a solution. Not to just whine... whiner.

Actually, this isn't a forum. It's a blog. It's a place where people express their opinion. Jackass.

No. I think you're whining because your system is the problem, not Netflix's. It's not Netflix's problem to fix.

If the player Netflix makes me use doesn't support v-sync, and as a result there is video tearing, 1. How is this my computers fault? and 2. Why isn't it Netflix's? Jackass.

Woks fine for me and millions of others. Stop whining that your system can't... whiner.

Do a Google search on "netflix silverlight tearing". I'm curious about where you got your "millions" statistic. Jackass.

Make your system work with Netflix, or stop whining that it doesn't.

Maybe you can enlighten me on how to make Silverlight support v-sync when Silverlight doesn't support v-sync. Jackass.

Please, please, please... do not soil the gene pool with your spawn.

Anonymous said...

Actually, they stopped after the implantation of Silverlight
No, they went to phone suppoart a couple years ago. Long before Silverlight.

If the player Netflix makes me use doesn't support v-sync
They're not MAKING you use anything. They are saying, if you want to use NF Instant Wacth, your system has to be configured this way. Yours isn't.

Why isn't it Netflix's?
Because it's not their job to make their movies play on your system. They offer many ways for viewrs to watch movies online. If your system doesn't conform, you need to change. They don't need to conform to you.

Do a Google search on "netflix silverlight tearing"
yes, there are some people who experience problems with Instant Wacthing. But since we know it works properly, those who can't see it correctly need to adjust their systems so they can.

I'm curious about where you got your "millions" statistic.
Out of 10 million members is it a stretch to say that more than 10% use Instant Watch?

Maybe you can enlighten me on how to make Silverlight support v-sync when Silverlight doesn't support v-sync
Change your system so that it works with what Netflix offers.

Please, please, please... do not soil the gene pool with your spawn
Too late. Hello son!

Anonymous said...

...your system has to be configured this way. Yours isn't.

They offer many ways for viewrs to watch movies online. If your system doesn't conform, you need to change.

those who can't see it correctly need to adjust their systems so they can.

Change your system so that it works with what Netflix offers.


Basically you just keep saying the the same thing over and over you inbred idiot.

1. There is only one way to watch instant viewing from your PC, and that's with Silverlight.

2. I can not configure my machine, even by praying to any pagan god you want, to make Silverlight support v-sync. I mean really, just how stupid are you?

Anonymous said...

Basically you just keep saying the the same thing over
Just hoping it will eventually soak in.

1. There is only one way to watch instant viewing from your PC, and that's with Silverlight.
If your system doesn't work with Silverlight (even though millions of others do) then you are SOL. Why is that so hard to figure out?

There is only one way to watch instant viewing from your PC
Actually they really don't want you watching it from your computer. That's why on the Netflix Instant Watch part of the site. They say over and over "Watch movies and Television shows on your TV. They don't say watch instantly to your computer. And when they list Netflix ready devices, they don't list a computer.

Get a netflix ready device (<---i.e fix your system) so that you can watch movies online.

Stop whining that your computer can't display movies

Anonymous said...

Attn: Netflix.

What is the deal with the streaming that has no audio (i.e.: Jericho S1)?

Anonymous said...

Just hoping it will eventually soak in.

But you just keep telling me to configure my system to fix Silverlights lack of v-sync support, which can't be done. Idiot.

If your system doesn't work with Silverlight (even though millions of others do) then you are SOL.

It isn't that my system can't handle Silverlight, it's that Silverlight can't handle video. However, if I had a Mac, there is a fix.

Get a netflix ready device (<---i.e fix your system) so that you can watch movies online.

Wow. Just...wow. You are aware that there are two totally contradicting thoughts here?

Your whole idiotic ramblings have have been how I need to fix my computer so I can make Silverlight perform in a way Silverlight can't perform, and what you meant was buy a Roku? You are a truly stupid person.

Anonymous said...

Your whole idiotic ramblings have have been how I need to fix my computer so I can make Silverlight perform in a way Silverlight can't perform

No. You're wrong.

I have been telling you to fix your system.(<--not computer) Fixing your computer won't work. Your computer is broken. Forget the computer. Fix your system (i.e. get a netflix ready device.) Did you see my arrow in the previous post.

Anonymous said...

I have been telling you to fix your system.

At no point did you suggest you were talking about anything except a computer.

Fixing your computer won't work. Your computer is broken.

On the contrary, they all work quite well.

Fix your system (i.e. get a netflix ready device.) Did you see my arrow in the previous post.

It sounds like your trying to flip-flop here. You want to have your cake and eat it too. You've been fun idiot-boy, you're just far too stupid for me to continue.

PS Maybe you should find a good shrink who could help you "fix your system".

Anonymous said...

At no point did you suggest you were talking about anything except a computer.
When did I ever say computer?

On the contrary, they all work quite well.
With Netflix?

It sounds like your trying to flip-flop here.
Nope. Not flip-flopping. Consistent the whole time. Fix your system.

Maybe you should find a good shrink who could help you "fix your system".
My system is not broken like yours is. I watch movies just fine on 2 computers and 2 rokus. What's the problem?

Anonymous said...

When did I ever say computer?

As Silverlight is the player you use for instant viewing on a computer, and as my complaint is Silverlight's lack of v-sync support...

I know, I know, you meant system. Idiot.

Nope. Not flip-flopping. Consistent the whole time.

Consistently stupid.

Final Resist4nce said...

Great more power to netflix!

Anonymous said...

As Silverlight is the player you use for instant viewing on a computer, and as my complaint is Silverlight's lack of v-sync support

Silverlight works great on my computer.

Consistently stupid.

You're smart aren't you.

Anonymous said...

Silverlight works great on my computer.

Who said anything about computers? Idiot.

You're smart aren't you.

Smarter than you. Idiot.

Anonymous said...

Congrats to the PS3 owners
hopefully the rumors are true and it will also come to Wii. I hope the big N does not screw this one up.

Anonymous said...

Who said anything about computers?
You did in your previous postings. Remember?

Smarter than you
You think it's OK to wish cancer on us, yet when we call you a whiner, you get upset. You really are smart.

Anonymous said...

Does anyone know when Dolby True HD/DTS HD Master Audio, lossless be available while streaming?

Anonymous said...

Stream straight to your TV without expensive equipment!! Simple hook your desktop to your LCD or Plasma TV!!

Anonymous said...

You did in your previous postings. Remember?

I was baiting you, and you fell for it. Because you're stupid.

You think it's OK to wish cancer on us, yet when we call you a whiner, you get upset.

Ok, I'm going to try to explain this, very slowly, so that even an imbecile like you might get it. (Although I have very little hope for you.)

I don't have a problem with being called a whiner.
I do have a problem with being called a whiner by someone like you.
Here's why...
You're one of those people (and there are many) who think as long as they don't have a problem, then there is no problem, and anyone who says otherwise is a whiner. As long as you're not effected, you feel the need to prove how much of a jackass you are by name calling. You and people like you are completely worthless to me and frankly rectal cancer is far to nice for you. You contribute nothing and have zero value.
You're also, I'd be willing to bet, one of the first people to piss yourself the second something effects you in a negative way, and if anyone calls you a whiner, you'd go on a fucking rant. So there you have it retard. Feel free to try to cherry pick at this and look for someway to reply, but honestly, you know I'm right.

One more thing... who the hell is this "we" you keep referring to? Are they the voices in your head or something?

Anonymous said...

Stream straight to your TV without expensive equipment!! Simple hook your desktop to your LCD or Plasma TV!!

Unfortunately you still need to use Silverlight.

Anonymous said...

The new disk for PS3 is amazing. The quality is way better than another program that I used in the past. It is verry user friendly. GREAT JOB Netflix. I am verry impressed.

Anonymous said...

You're one of those people (and there are many) who think as long as they don't have a problem, then there is no problem

No. The problem is yours, not Netflix's. Wishing ill will on those who have the proper setup is just whining.

Anonymous said...

No. The problem is yours, not Netflix's. Wishing ill will on those who have the proper setup is just whining.

You are a truly, truly stupid person.

Anonymous said...

You are a truly, truly stupid person.

And you are truly, truly a whiner...

who can't stream movies.

Emily said...

Yay!

Anonymous said...

who can't stream movies.

When did I say that? Quote me.

Anonymous said...

When did I say that? Quote me.
A bigger whiner than I thought... a whiner who whines about having problems when she really doesn't have problems.

Anonymous said...

ok....am I the only one who is frustrated by my movie stopping and retrieving on my PS3?!? I was SO excited about this technology, but I haven't been able to sit down, relax and watch an entire move without the random stopping and starting! Initial retrieve took 15 minutes, and additional retrieving took even longer! Do I really have to shut down all computers and laptops in order to get uninterrupted streaming? Someone please let me know what the problem is!
Thanks!

Anonymous said...

Sounds like you need a faster internet connection. Standard DSL is really not good enough. If you have very high-end DSL or Fiber, and are still getting buffers, then you may be getting throttled by your ISP. Are you Comcast?

Anonymous said...

Yes...I'm using Comcast...any suggestions? Thanks SO much!

Anonymous said...

Tried our first streamed movie through our PS3 last night. I was prepared for some skipping and maybe poor quality. There was zero skipping and the quality was nearly as good as a DVD: some posterizing and pixelating but completely acceptable and could, frankly, be the fault of my 720p TV.

I was pretty amazed at browsing around and finding something like 1500 instant-play titles.

The kids are going to go completely nuts with 100 kid-friendly movies ready to go at all times.

Amazing value-add from Netflix!

Todd said...

Hi there,

Love this capability, I had Play On Media server prior, did not work worth a #$@. This does work really well and even with PS3 connected wirelessly.

Feedback/Improvements Needed:
I dont want to have to insert a disk, I simply will not use this as much or at all. I just want to download and install the Netflix capability onto my PS3.
I also dont want to have to goto my pc and enter a code or whatever.
I also want to just watch instantly from the PS3 without having to put things into my queue on my PC.
Make those enhancements and Ill be a BIG promotoer and fan of this as I am sure others would!

donpalmore said...

Works awesomely. Those complaining must have crappy connections. Watched 2 seasons of The Office so far in beautiful 720P. Netflix Rocks!!!!!!

Anonymous said...

i just placed my PS3 streaming disc into the player and it popped back out shutting the whole system down. Now it will not boot up. Sony wants $149 to diagnose the problem. Has anyone else had this same or similar problem. The system had been working perfectly, netflix says it was just a coincidence. I seriously doubt that!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Yes...I'm using Comcast...any suggestions?

http://www.electronista.com/articles/09/11/05/comcast.two.tier.throttling.now.active/

Anonymous said...

I dont want to have to insert a disk, I simply will not use this as much or at all.

This is just temporary. A way around their exclusive agreement with Xbox360.

Anonymous said...

Blogger Todd said...

Hi there,

I dont want to have to insert a disk, I simply will not use this as much or at all. I just want to download and install the Netflix capability onto my PS3.

This is a temporary situation and is the result of Netflix exclusivity deal with Microsoft. Exclusivity expires in 2010. Sony estimates it'll be about a year from now before they issue a firmware upgrade for the PS3.

http://kotaku.com/5401870/hey-ps3-owners-hold-onto-your-netflix-discs

I also dont want to have to goto my pc and enter a code or whatever.

This is a one-time deal. After that, your PC doesn't even need to be on.

I also want to just watch instantly from the PS3 without having to put things into my queue on my PC.

You can load stuff into your instant play queue via your PC, but there are well over 1000 (maybe 1500) movies available even if your instant play queue is empty! Your instant queue is just one of about 15 lists of movies, with up to 100 movies in each list.

Truly amazing.

Anonymous said...

Do you really have nothing else better to do then to grip back and forth about how Netflix is or isn't? Really? GET A LIFE PEOPLE!