Amazon Prime video on a 2015 rMBP is not good in Safari - needs the awful Silverlight, really surprised the Bezos Team hasn't fixed this.
They would have to pay Apple for content sales if they did tgstNo Apple TV app? Hard to feign interest as a Prime user.
I haven't tried Amazon, but used Flipkart lots of times, and it amazing how effective they can be. I guess it is not hard to find someone willing to use their little Hero Honda to deliver anything anywhere for a small penny. However if they occasionally fail, complaining can be well let's put it challenging at times.India is a large country with much of it underdeveloped so I am surprised that Amazon could offer two day shipping throughout the entire country.
Given the way Prime Video works (or, arguably, doesn't work) in the U.S. - I'd be more curious to know if Prime Video in places like India attempts to nickel and dime those customers by (as it does here) only including some subset of its videos in the subscription price.
We subscribe to Prime, but have never found the video offering useful for this reason - one those rare occasions when a show we want to watch is on that service, it always costs an additional fee.
Apple TV by now has millions of users. Amazon's refusal to expand to Apple country really defies logic. Especially with the fact that they dropped selling Apple TV on their site which was making them a ton more profit than their firetv thingy. If they put an app on the APPLETV I would finally use Prime Video. Until then, i have not invested in Prime Video at all.
I don't have a problem with Netflix or Hulu. Amazon Video should work like either one. Sure buying the prime subscription requires you to go to a web page, but once purchased, there should be no issue in an app allowing me to view any show/movie available. In other words, I am not agreeing with your argument because there is precedence in this space that shows it's not impossible.On Apple TV an Amazon user would have to go through a separate web page to buy Amazon content, which is extremely user unfriendly and non-intuitive.
It's bad enough on a tablet, but in the case of Apple TV, impossible to do without using a separate external device.
This is exactly why many of us choose Roku instead.
Only if the purchases were done directly from the app, which is unlikely.They would have to pay Apple for content sales if they did tgst
I don't have a problem with Netflix or Hulu. Amazon Video should work like either one. Sure buying the prime subscription requires you to go to a web page, but once purchased, there should be no issue in an app allowing me to view any show/movie available. In other words, I am not agreeing with your argument because there is precedence in this space that shows it's not impossible.
Given the way Prime Video works (or, arguably, doesn't work) in the U.S. - I'd be more curious to know if Prime Video in places like India attempts to nickel and dime those customers by (as it does here) only including some subset of its videos in the subscription price.
We subscribe to Prime, but have never found the video offering useful for this reason - one those rare occasions when a show we want to watch is on that service, it always costs an additional fee.
I would subscribe to it in the US. if they charged $7.50 (or even $15.00) / year here.
They would have to pay Apple for content sales if they did tgst
I would subscribe to it in the US. if they charged $7.50 (or even $15.00) / year here. India is a large country with much of it underdeveloped so I am surprised that Amazon could offer two day shipping throughout the entire country.
Amazon Prime video on a 2015 rMBP is not good in Safari - needs the awful Silverlight, really surprised the Bezos Team hasn't fixed this.
Thanks so much for the reply will try Amazon Prime Video on Safari rMBP tonight.Amazon Prime doesn't actually mean 2 day shipping india. It's basically more of a free shipping offer for eligible items. Based on their item's location (warehouse) and your shipping address, you'll either get free next day shipping, two days shipping Or just plain free shipping. For 500 bucks (INR ie) a year, it was a great deal in itself. Never thought they'll bundle Prime Video with this. Thank you Jeff Bezos!
Havent tried it yet but just saw this...
http://appleinsider.com/articles/16...-prime-video-html5-streaming-with-limitations
Amazon Prime doesn't actually mean 2 day shipping india. It's basically more of a free shipping offer for eligible items. Based on their item's location (warehouse) and your shipping address, you'll either get free next day shipping, two days shipping Or just plain free shipping. For 500 bucks (INR ie) a year, it was a great deal in itself. Never thought they'll bundle Prime Video with this. Thank you Jeff Bezos!
Havent tried it yet but just saw this...
http://appleinsider.com/articles/16...-prime-video-html5-streaming-with-limitations