Netflix offers HDR10+

[MartyDe]

Just read this. It's over my head and my TV doesn't support it but maybe good news for some of you.

Netflix will stream shows and movies in HDR10+ on supported devices

Netflix is starting to offer its shows and movies in HDR10+ on devices that support it.

www.engadget.com

 

[comfortably_numb]

Not worth it for $25 a month IMO.

 

[VictoriaFTA]

Not worth it for $25 a month IMO.

Netflix is that much in Burgerland now? Damn. I have a Mexican account and it's only $16 a month (329 pesos) for the 4K plan. Still a better value than cable TV ever was!

Just split the cost of your subscription with all your friends and family members who you let share the account! Four people sharing a 4K plan is only $4 a month!

 

[comfortably_numb]

Just split the cost of your subscription with all your friends and family members who you let share the account! Four people sharing a 4K plan is only $4 a month!

They ended password sharing a LONG time ago.

 

[b4pjoe]

Just split the cost of your subscription with all your friends and family members who you let share the account! Four people sharing a 4K plan is only $4 a month!

They ended password sharing a LONG time ago.

Plus their math is horrible.

 

[Jimbo]

Netflix is that much in Burgerland now? Damn. I have a Mexican account and it's only $16 a month (329 pesos) for the 4K plan. Still a better value than cable TV ever was!

Just split the cost of your subscription with all your friends and family members who you let share the account! Four people sharing a 4K plan is only $4 a month!

Each of your friends now either need thier own account or you add them to your account for an addl. $7-8 each month per sub.

 

[VictoriaFTA]

They ended password sharing a LONG time ago.

Hah. No they didn't. Are you telling me that you aren't running a self-hosted VPN service on your basement server that you have all of your friends and family connect to prior to using your shared streaming service subscriptions so that all of the traffic gets routed through a single residential IP address?

Password sharing never ended for us

 

[Jimbo]

Hah. No they didn't. Are you telling me that you aren't running a self-hosted VPN service on your basement server that you have all of your friends and family connect to prior to using your shared streaming service subscriptions so that all of the traffic gets routed through a single residential IP address?

Password sharing never ended for us

YET ....