Originally Posted by andy_m (Post 35642884)

As an aside, is there anything to stop somebody signing up for the free month, then cancelling and using a different email address to sign up for another free month etc?

Originally Posted by howardmicks (Post 35642679)

Defo worth getting bud,Ive had it several months me and my daughter use it on smart tv's,ps3 and iPads.pq is bang on and they have some Netflix own tv shows,orange is the new black,house of cards and hemlock grove and they have aquired some films for Netflix exclusives the hobbit,gi joe and 21 jump street just to name a few and now they have just signed a deal with Disney to produce 4 of the marvel characters live action series first one is daredevil.

Originally Posted by geordiechris (Post 35642887)

No, before deciding that I actually did want to subscribe to Netflix, I had a free trial 4 times ;) lol. Just use a different email and you get another trial, Netflix doesn't take your home address like LoveFilm does so therefore each new email address triggers a new trial :)

Originally Posted by harry_hitch (Post 35642902)

Glad that has worked in the past, was thinking of doing that. I wonder if they will recognize the TIVO box if I keep going for free trials? We shall see!!!

Originally Posted by johnasimmons (Post 35642919)

On the Netflix app on TiVo; do you have to sign in each time or if you click ok on the app it goes in automaticaly?

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35642696)

You're obviously not a details person, are you?

You can get a Netflix stream that maybe doesn't look as good as it should do for something that is labelled Super HD on the title details.

Is it because the original content just isn't good, or is it because although it should be streaming at Super HD, either the Netflix servers aren't dishing up the 4300 or 5800 kbps of super HD streams or the Tivo connection is struggling and giving a lower streaming rate?

If the device streaming info only shows 1080HD for any quality 1080 stream, you don't know. But I it shows 1080 Super HD when it does get a Super HD stream, and the quality isn't very good, then you know it's the content. If it only shows 1080HD, on a super HD title, then you know there is congestion somewhere in the streaming.

Originally Posted by johnasimmons (Post 35642866)

Another question - when the Netflix app arrives how do you subscribe to it? Online or via the app itself? :)

Originally Posted by HDFootyMan (Post 35642927)

Someone mentioned it earlier, but you can press the info button while streaming Netflix and it shows the bandwidth required for the current content and if Super HD mode is active.

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Originally Posted by nicknewark (Post 35642973)

pressing the Info button, gives you info on the sound, like 5.1, etc, running time, and the download speed, and at what definition you are watching it at.

Originally Posted by geordiechris (Post 35642887)

No, before deciding that I actually did want to subscribe to Netflix, I had a free trial 4 times ;) lol. Just use a different email and you get another trial, Netflix doesn't take your home address like LoveFilm does so therefore each new email address triggers a new trial :)