MyNetflix, vmcNetFlix and NetflixMC plug-ins get compared
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Doc @ May 16th 2008 9:48AM
So has netflix improved their selection or something? I tried out their video selection for download and it was 5,000 titles that were, for the most part not what I'd consider good movies. I'm sure they have a few good titles ,but they didn't have any of the newer movies. If they added more of the new releases I'd totally go back to that.
med1320 @ May 16th 2008 10:35AM
Does this mean I can buy a new pencil?
Vidikron (FU) @ May 16th 2008 4:00PM
vmcNetFlix works with the XBox 360. I've been using it for a few days now and love it.
selwaycrags @ May 16th 2008 6:49PM
The article description is horrible! First off, the entire trio does NOT bring watchnow streaming to extenders, only vmcNetFlix does. And the first sentence - "Not really impressed with vmcNetFlix?" - is confusing, as it won the bake-off handily, and again, it is the ONLY add-in to support watchnow streaming on extenders. I'm glad you're highlighting this article here, but you should read the article first!