Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35628575)

Is that the long term price now? At one time it was one month free, three months at £8.99 and them £15 thereafter.

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35628586)

Its £8.99 every month now.

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35628620)

So what you pay £16p/m on Sky satellite is way cheaper via the web?

I bet Sky weren't planning for that to happen.

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35628646)

I agree however that's only half of the story your forgetting about HD charges ,

Sky Movies on Sky £16 , HD charge £5.25 total £21.25
Sky Movies on VM £19.50 , HD charge £7 total £26.50

Thats a lot more expensive than Now TV , the movies on Now TV are available in HD on certain devices however currently only at 720p clearly this needs improving further as Netflix PQ is superb. I believe there looking into 5.1 sound and adding Sky Store PPV rentals.

Originally Posted by MutleyF (Post 35629460)

On my Kindle, I can obviously stream Lovefilm (and I assume Netflix), but to have Lovefilm on my wife's Kindle, I have to have her device on my Amazon account, so that she can also stream Lovefilm using my account. Clearly not an ideal solution as it's my credit card she will be using for shopping on Amazon !

Does anyone who has Netflix confirm that you can stream it to any multiple device ?

I'm thinking primarily here for when Netflix hits out Tivo, and wondering if the same account will enable me to stream to two different Kindles and three Laptops (but not at the same time obviously !)

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35629550)

Well I log into Netflix with four different devices using the same log in information: a HTPC, Laptop and two different WD TV Live streaming Media Players.

Netflix allows two different shows to be streamed at the same time. There has been talk of allowing four different streams for an extra charge.

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35629575)

You already can , login to your account online at the side were your plan is listed there's an option of 'change plan' when clicked you have two options two devices for £5.99 or four devices for £8.99.

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35627975)

I'm not saying that it isn't logical; I have no problem with it. I just don't think that Netflix will go down that route. A cheap price for loads of content, both film and TV has served them well; the proof of which is that they have 33 million subscribers world wide. They have a successful product ----- the cheap price being it's main attraction --- why change it?

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35629550)

Well I log into Netflix with four different devices using the same log in information: a HTPC, Laptop and two different WD TV Live streaming Media Players.

Netflix allows two different shows to be streamed at the same time. There has been talk of allowing four different streams for an extra charge.

Originally Posted by MutleyF (Post 35630141)

Thanks for that - Until Netflix launches, I'll just let her use my Kindle. Lovefilm / Amazon have confirmed they have no plans to change the way they allow access, so I will probably drop them and go with Netflix (if I can ever find out what is on it without signing up - there seems to be no way of browsing ..."

Originally Posted by heavyside (Post 35630150)

Here's a link to browse Netflix content https://signup.netflix.com/browseselection