NETFLIX quality on WMC seems to have been upgraded.

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  • May 2, 2011 at 2:55 pm #25963
    PAPutzback
    Spectator

      I don’t recall seeing Pixar films on Netflix or maybe I haven’t noticed but this weekend I saw UP in the list. I have to say I could not have told the difference between the streamed video and my BluRay. Now maybe I would have heard something if I had something more than a sound bar but video was great. At this rate I don’t really feel the need to increase my WHS storage and rip movies any more. I guess the only reason I would is if the title either wasn’t available on Netflix or if I had a home theater with a high end audio setup. 

       

      May 2, 2011 at 3:42 pm #29897
      NitDawg

        Beauty is in the eye of the beholder Wink

        I do know that some titles they have to “expire” so online content there is not permanent. Still waiting for multi-channel audio and more HD content, but it has been slowly getting better.

        May 2, 2011 at 4:44 pm #29898
        Mike Garcen

          I watched IP Man the other day on it (after admittedly not using it for a while), and i even told my gf how impressed i was with the picture quality, better than DVD. Good to know i’m not alone.

          FYI this is on a 50″ Panasonic 1080p plasma

          May 2, 2011 at 5:58 pm #29901
          oliverredfox

            I swapped to using a PS3 in the living room for the 1080p/5.1 streams.  This gives me hope that WMC may soon catch up and I can stop having to swap back and forth between devices to watch shows.

            May 2, 2011 at 6:03 pm #29903
            swoon

              Maybe I need to give Netflix in WMC another try. Quality has always been fairly atrocious compared to my Samsung display’s Netflix app.

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