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First off, that Netflix plugin for the 360 is beta software and known to be glitchy. Netflix and Microsoft are under no obligation to support every random beta piece of software on the internet. You could always buy Roku's box to do this for $100 which Netflix supports. You could always just wait until the fall update, then the 360 under MSFT will support this directly on the 360 with no PC/software. Either is a better setup.
You are a self proclaimed pirate, yet you demand to be able to have high def content without any DRM. Good luck with that.
Pirates like you always claim it is so easy to get any TV show you want instantly. That is BULLSHIT. If you want to wait hours for a 23 minute TV show, be my guest. It only makes more discs available for me on my Netflix account. Which, apparently their primary service is of no interest to you for $10 or so a month.
How is this progress?
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I'm definitely looking forward to the fall update so I don't have to go through my PC to the xbox, though.
I don't think you are going to find a more "fair use" media option out there for the price than Netflix. However, if you think bittorent outweighs changing a cable and driver and paying $10/mth, to each his own.
Yeah - but everyone says that's a given - but is it really? Making that statement starts you down a path that ends with us all thinking that it's a-ok to have to diagnose and troubleshoot these types of problems.
I think that if the content companies did any sort of analysis, they'd find that they don't need DRM. I think people want to pay for content and will if the DRM is either unobtrusive enough that people don't really notice it (like Apple's fairplay . . . more or less) or absent completely (eMusic or Amazon MP3 store).
I have removed the IE on my system, or not sure if it is in the background but have never used it.
Have been a Firefox lover..
Thanks for the insight into working with Netflix it is going to be great to make it happening
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