Dress up like Jon Lindemann.
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Netflix news!
Rumors that Netflix was offering ISPs access to higher quality streams in return for partnering on distribution surfaced early last year, and were followed by the announcement of its Open Connect CDN network in June. Now the full picture has been revealed with the company's announcement of "Super HD" 1080p and (in the US only, for now) 3D streaming, which comes to its customers at no extra cost, but only on certain devices plugged in to to Open Connect partner ISPs. The hardware list includes PS3, WiiU, Windows 8, Roku, Apple TVs as well as Blu-ray players and smart TVs with 1080p support.According to Netflix, most of its international streams are already going through compatible ISPs, however the only major participants announced in the US currently are Cablevision and Google Fiber. Watch Instantly customers can see if their ISP on the list by visiting the Super HD page and, if it isn't, they're encouraged to call and ask for it.[ https://netflix.com/superhd ]We've been seeing some 3D ready titles pop up on the service in the last few weeks and now viewers can access titles like Art of Flight, Immortals and several titles from 3net. According to Dan Rayburn of Streaming Media Blog, the higher-quality encodes are targeted for 7 Mbps, while 3D streams top out at 12 Mbps.
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That can't be right, the AppleTV only supports 720p.
some WB stuff like Justice League/Unlimited, Batman Beyond & Batman:BatB,
black fairy tales are better at sports
Definitely gonna watch Adventure Time.
So I am marathoning Fringe right now on Netflixwhat is the significance of the "negative" images they show inbetween scenes and episodes?the leaf, the 6 fingered hand, the apple, the frog.I think they sometimes have a little yellow light next to them.is there a significance to these images?