Okay here is my question. Will the shows play at normal speed like NETFLIX or will they have to be downloaded and then played later like DISH CINEMA?
He at SatelliteGuys one of the great things about this site is we are able to put our ear to the ground and post these rumors.
This rumor was originally posted in our PUB Members forum where our supporters often hear these rumors first. But now since we are just a few hours before the official announcement I am moving this thread to the public forums so we can see how we did.
I got to admit I am excited by the new Blockbuster Movie Pass, but expect there to be a lot of questions when its announced today at 1PM ET / 10PM PT.
Remember SatelliteGuys was the first site to report that their was going to be this special press event today. Now you know who these anonymous sources are that the newspapers have been referring to all week. Yup even the mainstream news media gets its satellite news from just one place. That place of course is SatelliteGuys.US!
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I hope this becomes a successful move for Dish. Netflix needs a good competitor to keep prices in check and open the door for more options. This may also help Dish grow in subscribers as well.
If it operates the way Dish's current "on demand" (Hah !!) setup works, we won't be using it, free or not. I have 6mb DSL (and consistently get 5m downloads) and waiting 1, 2, 3 or more hours after requesting my "on demand" event is pathetic. Netflix streaming, on the other hand, allowed me to watch (their version of) HD quality with NO buffering and started in 1-2 minutes, not hours.Okay here is my question. Will the shows play at normal speed like NETFLIX or will they have to be downloaded and then played later like DISH CINEMA?
Agreed. With Netflix on my google revue unit I get movies to start within seconds. I don't use the DISH Cinema because it takes forever to download .If it operates the way Dish's current "on demand" (Hah !!) setup works, we won't be using it, free or not. I have 6mb DSL (and consistently get 5m downloads) and waiting 1, 2, 3 or more hours after requesting my "on demand" event is pathetic. Netflix streaming, on the other hand, allowed me to watch (their version of) HD quality with NO buffering and started in 1-2 minutes, not hours.