Sheila Col
like either a portable dvd player or one you hook up? obviously we could watch on the computer but still i dont see why we couldnt watch it on a dvd player cuz netflix would be sending us DVD's and last time i checked DVD PLAYERS PLAYED DVD'S so yea can some one who has netflix help me? cuz we dont have a tv with blue ray or a game system thats enabled with it either. thank you
Answer
There are two methods to watch Netflix movies.
1. Stream the movie, (which you can't do on a plain old DVD player) or
2. Watch the movie on a DVD Netflix sends you.
The answer should be obvious but if it isn't, you can watch Netflix movies via method #2, but you can't watch movies via method #1.
There are two methods to watch Netflix movies.
1. Stream the movie, (which you can't do on a plain old DVD player) or
2. Watch the movie on a DVD Netflix sends you.
The answer should be obvious but if it isn't, you can watch Netflix movies via method #2, but you can't watch movies via method #1.
What kind of DVD player should I get that also allows me to watch online movies from netflix?
paulbunyan
I want to get a DVD player that will play high Definition dvds, and will let me watch instant online movies from netflix
Any ideas?
10 points to the best!
Answer
For HD you need a Blu-ray player, not a DVD player. That said, one of the most reasonable is the Insignia player sold at Best Buy (it's their house brand). Netflix and Best Buy just announced a partnership (See link). In Canada the basic player sells for $170 (2nd link).
I suggest anyone replacing a DVD player these days consider a Blu-ray player. Why? Because, that way you have the capability to play Blu-ray disks if/when you find them at an acceptable price, and in the meantime Blu-ray players make a good upscaling DVD player for your existing collection.
For HD you need a Blu-ray player, not a DVD player. That said, one of the most reasonable is the Insignia player sold at Best Buy (it's their house brand). Netflix and Best Buy just announced a partnership (See link). In Canada the basic player sells for $170 (2nd link).
I suggest anyone replacing a DVD player these days consider a Blu-ray player. Why? Because, that way you have the capability to play Blu-ray disks if/when you find them at an acceptable price, and in the meantime Blu-ray players make a good upscaling DVD player for your existing collection.
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