HD Netflix streaming comes to Xbox 360 first

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aaron @ Oct 29th 2008 12:23AM

this is absolutely epic news..... once this gets off the ground bluray is screwed.

i am very very excited to see this service.

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yeah, but the real HD die hards will never be happy with this. there is no master quality audio with streaming, and im sure that technically the picture quality will be nowhere near blu-ray. but either way its very promising.

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TeflonFong @ Oct 29th 2008 10:45AM

There is a simple plug and play element with Blu-Ray that I love...knowing that it won't have to buffer and there is very little compression compared to online streaming.

There is a line problem in my area and it affects Netflix, Xbox Live, etc.
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r21182671-Line-Problem-IFITL-in-Broward-County-FL-dropping-XBOX-Live-V

I know it is an isolated problem and will probably be rectified soon, but there is a comfort in knowing that my Blu-Ray discs will work without any issues, and it is situations like this- when your cable goes out, ISP throttling/future ISP problems (tier level pricing), hard drive/computer failure, that I believe is ONE of many reasons why digital downloads/streaming is an OPTION but not a replacement of the Blu-Ray format.

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