Netflix launches in India, HD Starts at 650/month (Same US pricing)

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swatkats

swatkats

The TroubleShooter!
For comparison: Notice the difference in picture quality..


Netflix (FULL HD):
*i.imgur.com/r25R5KS.jpg


DeejayAhmed (FULL HD) rip:

*i.imgur.com/wkvpQoj.jpg








some shows are only 480p.
Can you tell me which are those shows?
 
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theterminator

Wise Old Owl
Youtube has good optimization here, I can stream 480p easy with 1mbps. At night with 6mbps I can stream 1080p.

My local operator is upgrading me to Hathway, 10mbps. Maybe I'll look into netflix then.

Yes, I'm also highly satisfied with YouTube's optimisations. I'm on a 1Mbps connection & can stream 480p content, which is viewable, easily.
 

RCuber

The Mighty Unkel!!!
Staff member
Any Paid VPN which works with Netflix? thinking about going for ExpressVPN .
 

krish_techie

Broken In
Any Paid VPN which works with Netflix? thinking about going for ExpressVPN .

Smartflix is cheaper. it is only 3.99$.
But i here a few people facing problems recently.
SO check once before you pay.They have some 7 day free trial as well so it should help.
 
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swatkats

swatkats

The TroubleShooter!
To be honest,

20,30 or 50Mbps with

100Gb for normal usage
250Gb for Media addicts (1-2 people)
500Gb for FHD addicts (4-5 people) Currently.

It should be 2x in the next 3years.
 

GhorMaanas

The Vagrant Seeker
Amazon Prime Video is a worth a competitor to Netflix in India and that too for 999/year :p

499/year initially, isnt it? didnt know amazon prime video is a service like NF.

anyway, brother revealed y'day that he already has an account with NF. checked it. the collection really didnt impress me. also, movies played in low-quality and time to begin playing for some was taking long.
 

surya kumar

Broken In
I don't think so it'll get that much acceptance because of cheap speed Internet and the price matters in India much.

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