I bet they didn't fix the bug where you can watch a cellular video over air play on my Apple TV that doesn't have Internet except for internal network.Looks like you might need satellite broadband
I'm in a remote location so there is NO broadband in my area. Hotspot works but I can only watch a few episodes before my 2gb is consumed.
For now I'll keep using version 4.3.1 until they kill support for it. That works with my Apple TV just fine. Originally Posted by JosephAW
better late than never Originally Posted by twoodcceBay and Navy Ferderal need to get their act together
Nope.I don't have it installed, and it said it was required that I install it. However, I am running Mavericks, not Yosemite.
Netflix does not require Silverlight on Yosemite. It might still use it if you have it installed, but otherwise it will use HTML5 (with DRM) - and it works great. Originally Posted by Futurix
However, I am running Mavericks, not Yosemite. Originally Posted by AlecZWell, that's a new feature in Safari 8 / Yosemite...
Seems the iPhone 6 Plus is gaining all the best stuff... Too bad I don't want such a ridiculously big phone. Originally Posted by CarlosQGTo each their own but I love my 6 plus. I could not imagine going back to a smaller phone. The only other one I would consider at this point is whatever is released to replace this one next year.
To each their own but I love my 6 plus. I could not imagine going back to a smaller phone. The only other one I would consider at this point is whatever is released to replace this one next year. Originally Posted by gsmornotIt'd be boring if we all liked the same stuff haha but yeah, I'd love an iPhone with a discrete 3.5" screen with the 6 design and internals.
There is no such thing as 1080p and Netflix will just blame Comcast, now add new movies and TV Shows already no one is asking for more Documentaries. Originally Posted by TsMkLg068426Can't tell if serious.
Now we just need Netflix to support 4K through Safari on the Retina iMac Originally Posted by lewisd25No thanks I'm already getting charged by Comcast for going over my data limit.
Let me guess, you still can't shut of auto play of the next TV episode? Originally Posted by miloHope not, it's a terribly intrusive feature especially as it cannot be disabled. Can totally ruin the mood after an episode finishes.
Is there is any reason why netflix doesn't stream 1080p on the iphone 6? I would like to use the 750p screen to its full potential. Pre iphone 6 screens streamed at 720p, more than their own resolution. Originally Posted by Soldier7xYes, it can't stream at 1080p HD on the iPhone 6 because the screen resolution is less than 1920x1080
Looks like you might need satellite broadband Originally Posted by 2010miniThe data caps on satellite broadband makes it nearly useless for watching Netflix
Seems the iPhone 6 Plus is gaining all the best stuff... Too bad I don't want such a ridiculously big phone. Originally Posted by CarlosQGWhat good is 1080p on a 750p screen? No reason for the 6 to have it. Besides, 1080p @ 5.5" vs 720p @ 4.7" is REALLY picking at straws as far as actual viewing experience IMHO.
No thanks I'm already getting charged by Comcast for going over my data limit. Originally Posted by winston1236Comcast has data limits on home ISP services now!? Geez...the US is really getting the shaft connectivity-wise nowadays. The cellular rates have always been excessive, and now the home ISP's are going to that business model???
Considering they do not have HEVC decoders it will never happen....at least on this generation iPhone. Actually it will probably never happen b.c you really need about an 18mpbs connection. The carriers would **** bricks if people were streaming 4k.[/QUOTEyes b.c those TVs that support 4k streaming have HEVC (h.265) decoders on-board. You also have to maintain at least a 18mbps connection to stream 4k or else it dips in and out of HD.
Netflix have 4k content for certain customers who certain have 4k TVs - but have now hiked the cost for new customers
http://www.forbes.com/sites/johnarch.../?optimizely=a Originally Posted by mattopotamus
Now we just need Netflix to support 4K through Safari on the Retina iMac Originally Posted by lewisd25So that we can use up a huge amount of bandwidth with movies that were not originally shot in 4k, being encoded in 4k, and pushed to you in 4k... and still looking like 1080p movies, but on a 5k monitor?
Is there is any reason why netflix doesn't stream 1080p on the iphone 6? I would like to use the 750p screen to its full potential. Pre iphone 6 screens streamed at 720p, more than their own resolution. Originally Posted by Soldier7xThe 30 lines of resolution you will get are not worth the bandwidth that will be used multiplied by the downsampling that will happen. I am willing to bet that if someone put an up sampled 720 -> 750 video next to a video that has been down sampled 1080 -> 750, you would not be able to tell the difference. And then if someone told you the bandwidth that is necessary for each, you would be logical enough to select the 720 up sampled version.
Now all that's left is WhatsApp... Originally Posted by thedeejayI have been (impatiently) waiting for WhatsApp to update to support 6/6+ display. I'm to the point where I'm using my 5c to use the app until it's finally updated.
What good is 1080p on a 750p screen? No reason for the 6 to have it. Besides, 1080p @ 5.5" vs 720p @ 4.7" is REALLY picking at straws as far as actual viewing experience IMHO.Not everywhere yet but in the bigger cities yes. The monthly limit for most accounts is 300GB a month. Easy to go over if you spend much time looking at Netflix.
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Comcast has data limits on home ISP services now!? Geez...the US is really getting the shaft connectivity-wise nowadays. The cellular rates have always been excessive, and now the home ISP's are going to that business model??? Originally Posted by MyopicPaideia
Why? It's Netflix's best feature Originally Posted by 2010miniHaving it always auto play with no user option to turn it off is their best feature? No.
Having it always auto play with no user option to turn it off is their best feature? No. Originally Posted by miloLook in netflix's account settings. There is a switch turn off or on auto play.
This is because a lit of ISPs are normally monopolies in certain areas. They have even lobbied to pass laws so municipalities can't run their own cable.
Comcast has data limits on home ISP services now!? Geez...the US is really getting the shaft connectivity-wise nowadays. The cellular rates have always been excessive, and now the home ISP's are going to that business model??? Originally Posted by MyopicPaideia
Go to Netflix website, be logged in, go to Your Account, Playback Settings, uncheck "Play next episode automatically".
I'm… pretty sure that works and should affect the iOS apps? I haven't watched a show outside of AppleTV or computer in so long. Originally Posted by NameUndecided
Look in netflix's account settings. There is a switch turn off or on auto play. Originally Posted by xliiYep. I changed that setting months ago when I first heard about it, and I just checked now and confirmed that autoplay is still set to off. But it still always autoplays, at least on previous versions of the iOS app. I'll have to try the new one and I'll be delighted if they finally got around to fixing it. But based on Netflix's history I can't say I'm optimistic.
Well, that's a new feature in Safari 8 / Yosemite... Originally Posted by FuturixMeh, not worth it to me. I still don't get why replacing Silverlight is a huge deal on OS X, but iOS never even had Silverlight.