Recall on here some folk biggin it up on a thread i cant find.
Thinking of signing up but just want some info as reading the website it seems too good to be true. Gonna get the free months trial and it says after that it is £5.99 a month for unlimited films/ tv shows and no cancellation fee.
Had a browse of the sort of stuff that they have on there and looks good but is the library quite limited as there didnt seem to be that much under each section?
Or is this because you need to sign up to browse the whole library of films on offer?
Be interesting to see how they cope with the competition from Apple and Disney. I hope these 2 coming into the market doesn't water everything down so much that people find themselves returning to illegal streaming.
It’ll turn into satellite tv, you’ll get different providers that offer different services
Be interesting to see how they cope with the competition from Apple and Disney. I hope these 2 coming into the market doesn't water everything down so much that people find themselves returning to illegal streaming.
It’ll turn into satellite tv, you’ll get different providers that offer different services
Which will be a right PATA, already have Netflix, AmazonPrime and Hulu， it's certainly gonna get worse, ie more expensive.
Interesting reading the Lovefilm comments. Just shows how quickly things have moved in just 6 years.
Got Netflix just before Xmas and have been hugely excited in seeing the range of films / programmes I’m never likely to get the actual screen time to watch!
Much more to chose from in the UK. It sucks here due to Foxtel owning the rights to a lot of content. I read somewhere Australia had 800 tiltes and the UK had over 8000 and the US double that.
Interesting reading the Lovefilm comments. Just shows how quickly things have moved in just 6 years.
Got Netflix just before Xmas and have been hugely excited in seeing the range of films / programmes I’m never likely to get the actual screen time to watch!
Much more to chose from in the UK. It sucks here due to Foxtel owning the rights to a lot of content. I read somewhere Australia had 800 tiltes and the UK had over 8000 and the US double that.
Brazil and Mexico have awesome movie collections too.
You can access worldwide contend with a decent VPN!
If you pay for netflix and don't pay for a decent VPN, you're not getting the most out of your money, being able to access everything they have, is pretty amazing
Interesting reading the Lovefilm comments. Just shows how quickly things have moved in just 6 years.
Got Netflix just before Xmas and have been hugely excited in seeing the range of films / programmes I’m never likely to get the actual screen time to watch!
Much more to chose from in the UK. It sucks here due to Foxtel owning the rights to a lot of content. I read somewhere Australia had 800 tiltes and the UK had over 8000 and the US double that.
Brazil and Mexico have awesome movie collections too.
You can access worldwide contend with a decent VPN!
If you pay for netflix and don't pay for a decent VPN, you're not getting the most out of your money, being able to access everything they have, is pretty amazing
Can you expand on that please mate
Every country/region has a different catalogue on netflix, so what you see in America, is different from what you see in England, France or Australia etcetc. By using a VPN you can spoof your IP address to make it seem like your in a different location.
You can use a website like https://unogs.com/ to search for titles and find out what region they're available, for example, The Shawshank Redemption is only available in Canada, France and Japan https://unogs.com/video/?v=70005379 - so someone in the UK can't watch it, with a VPN, a few mouse clicks makes everything available to you
If you pay for netflix and don't pay for a decent VPN, you're not getting the most out of your money, being able to access everything they have, is pretty amazing
Can you expand on that please mate
Every country/region has a different catalogue on netflix, so what you see in America, is different from what you see in England, France or Australia etcetc. By using a VPN you can spoof your IP address to make it seem like your in a different location.
You can use a website like https://unogs.com/ to search for titles and find out what region they're available, for example, The Shawshank Redemption is only available in Canada, France and Japan https://unogs.com/video/?v=70005379 - so someone in the UK can't watch it, with a VPN, a few mouse clicks makes everything available to you
I stopped paying a while back for Netflix (France) because it was really bad, but Mrs best mate said we can jump on her account (UK based). We now seem to have both as there is definitely more British stuff, but also a lot of French and in fact we watched Shawshank the other night.
If you pay for netflix and don't pay for a decent VPN, you're not getting the most out of your money, being able to access everything they have, is pretty amazing
Can you expand on that please mate
Every country/region has a different catalogue on netflix, so what you see in America, is different from what you see in England, France or Australia etcetc. By using a VPN you can spoof your IP address to make it seem like your in a different location.
You can use a website like https://unogs.com/ to search for titles and find out what region they're available, for example, The Shawshank Redemption is only available in Canada, France and Japan https://unogs.com/video/?v=70005379 - so someone in the UK can't watch it, with a VPN, a few mouse clicks makes everything available to you
I stopped paying a while back for Netflix (France) because it was really bad, but Mrs best mate said we can jump on her account (UK based). We now seem to have both as there is definitely more British stuff, but also a lot of French and in fact we watched Shawshank the other night.
I always knew this sort of stuff was going on in rural France.
If you pay for netflix and don't pay for a decent VPN, you're not getting the most out of your money, being able to access everything they have, is pretty amazing
Can you expand on that please mate
Every country/region has a different catalogue on netflix, so what you see in America, is different from what you see in England, France or Australia etcetc. By using a VPN you can spoof your IP address to make it seem like your in a different location.
You can use a website like https://unogs.com/ to search for titles and find out what region they're available, for example, The Shawshank Redemption is only available in Canada, France and Japan https://unogs.com/video/?v=70005379 - so someone in the UK can't watch it, with a VPN, a few mouse clicks makes everything available to you
I stopped paying a while back for Netflix (France) because it was really bad, but Mrs best mate said we can jump on her account (UK based). We now seem to have both as there is definitely more British stuff, but also a lot of French and in fact we watched Shawshank the other night.
I always knew this sort of stuff was going on in rural France.
Disney really are going after them in a big way next year. I read that they'll own something like 60% of the cinema box office once the Fox deal goes through. So presumably they'll pull all their stuff away from Netflix and Sky. Eventually I wonder if it'll be a little bit like the early studio days where studios owned their own cinemas, and only showed their own films!
@supaclive - does the home distribution stuff involve you at all?
Netflix just came out with a new series called "Sunderland Til I Die". It tells the story of their demise and ultimate relegation from the Championship last season. Their plight actually has quite a few similarities to Charlton's. Would recommend giving it a watch!
Netflix just came out with a new series called "Sunderland Til I Die". It tells the story of their demise and ultimate relegation from the Championship last season. Their plight actually has quite a few similarities to Charlton's. Would recommend giving it a watch!
Netflix just came out with a new series called "Sunderland Til I Die". It tells the story of their demise and ultimate relegation from the Championship last season. Their plight actually has quite a few similarities to Charlton's. Would recommend giving it a watch!
Interesting reading the Lovefilm comments. Just shows how quickly things have moved in just 6 years.
Got Netflix just before Xmas and have been hugely excited in seeing the range of films / programmes I’m never likely to get the actual screen time to watch!
Much more to chose from in the UK. It sucks here due to Foxtel owning the rights to a lot of content. I read somewhere Australia had 800 tiltes and the UK had over 8000 and the US double that.
Brazil and Mexico have awesome movie collections too.
You can access worldwide contend with a decent VPN!
Yes I know, however our Smart TV wont log into Google Play anymore so we need to work out how to load a VPN on without it.
Interesting reading the Lovefilm comments. Just shows how quickly things have moved in just 6 years.
Got Netflix just before Xmas and have been hugely excited in seeing the range of films / programmes I’m never likely to get the actual screen time to watch!
Much more to chose from in the UK. It sucks here due to Foxtel owning the rights to a lot of content. I read somewhere Australia had 800 tiltes and the UK had over 8000 and the US double that.
Brazil and Mexico have awesome movie collections too.
You can access worldwide contend with a decent VPN!
Yes I know, however our Smart TV wont log into Google Play anymore so we need to work out how to load a VPN on without it.
You could get a 'VPN router' and connect the smart tv to that, possibly? Or try to find the APK file for your VPN and install it that way? No idea if either of these will work, as I just plug my lappy into the tv, but worth a try, I guess?
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You can access worldwide contend with a decent VPN!
You can use a website like https://unogs.com/ to search for titles and find out what region they're available, for example, The Shawshank Redemption is only available in Canada, France and Japan https://unogs.com/video/?v=70005379 - so someone in the UK can't watch it, with a VPN, a few mouse clicks makes everything available to you
I use my parents account, as there in no netflix here, I only have access to UK stuff when I set ny VPN to The UK.
US netflix has way more British stuff than UK netflix.
A VPN is a virtual private network, software to spoof your IP address.
@supaclive - does the home distribution stuff involve you at all?
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/84123/sunderland-til-i-die-netflix/p1
https://thevpn.guru/best-samsung-smart-tv-vpn-install/
I use IP vanish and find it great, especially for iFollow