Enable Netflix Video-On-Demand
If you're not one of the lucky people who has Netflix video-on-demand pushed to their account, you can click here to enable it.
Following this, you can watch videos from Netflix on your computer, as long as you use IE6 or above... making Netflix just as evil as Walmart.
After installing a lil' browser app, and possibly an upgrade to Windows Media Player, you're ready to rock. — BEN POPKEN
Enable Netflix Instant Watching [Netflix] (Thanks to KR!)
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I'm tired of all the on-demand services utilizing WMV shit DRM! This goes for Netflix, BBC on-demand, Channel4, MTV Overload, Comedy Central Motherload. Sure Mac users are nowhere near a large market of users, but I'm a paying Netflix customer, and this service would be awesome. This better come out for Mac users!
They should go to a Flash verion like Adult Swim's The Fix - the only on-demand service that is cross-platform.
In defense of Netflix, they have only released this service to a portion of their customers, and the full roll out to every customer isn't supposed to be complete until June. I don't think you can really complain about the platform stuff until the whole process is finished in June. At that point, please feel free to fire away if they haven't done anything for Mac users.
Since when is Adult Swim's Fix cross platform? A few months ago they switched from their flash player to a new one that requires an ActiveX control to play. Thanks Adult Swim, now I have to watch Metalocalypse on Youtube. Really a dumb move for a company whose customers probably have a higher proportion of Mac users than the general populace.
I for one, welcome our new NetFlix overloards. I haven't been impressed by the quality and load times for "streaming" video content (including on-demand cable services) as of yet, but this rocks in terms of these qualities so far. Make it cross platform, and I'd definitely pay more to use this on a regular basis.
I'm dorkily excited about this, and I can't wait to get home this evening to try it out. My only fear is that my laptop will get cranky about having to use IE and Windows Media again after such a long vacation from both.
Dustbunny - I think Citron is referring to Netflix's overall lowering of subscriber fees to compete with Blockbuster. Their 3-out plan was $19.99 for a while, and sometime last year it went down to $17.99.











But of course it doesn't work for Macs. :(