Netflix & Chill Thread

[JANARIOO]

• How many of you are using the service

• Which service are you subscribed too

• What Movies/TV Shows are on your List

• Whats Coming & Whats Leaving Netflix

Lets Discuss

 

[JANARIOO]

Netflix Deserves a Sticky
[MENTION=507]manigamer[/MENTION]
@Spartan 117

 

[wAnxTa]

Has the Pakistani version of Netflix improved since its launch? It was quite deprived of content back then.

 

[JANARIOO]

Has the Pakistani version of Netflix improved since its launch? It was quite deprived of content back then.

really i thought it uses same as middle east.

 

[wAnxTa]

really i thought it uses same as middle east.

Nope, I tried it for a month when it came out and didn't see why I should resubscribe ever again unless they improve it here.

 

[JANARIOO]

Nope, I tried it for a month when it came out and didn't see why I should resubscribe ever again unless they improve it here.

well its good for people when they hve 4k UHD TV's as the content is hard to find.. and the netflix 4k is just too damn good , doesn't beat psychical disc but its really unbelievable .

 

[hamidkhatri]

Need cheap but high defination netflix subscription.

If anyone wants to share for one device, let me know.
[MENTION=8386]JANARIOO[/MENTION] bhai tu hi dedy middle east me betha ha wahan kitni device chalayega? :-D jk

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[JANARIOO]

Need cheap but high defination netflix subscription.

If anyone wants to share for one device, let me know.
@JANARIOO bhai tu hi dedy middle east me betha ha wahan kitni device chalayega? :-D jk

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m on 3months trail tht came with TV its 1 device for now xD

 

[hamidkhatri]

m on 3months trail tht came with TV its 1 device for now xD

Well according to netflix subscriptions,

1) 8$ for one device (non-Hd)
2) 10$ for two device (HD)
3) 12$ for 4 devices (FHD n UHD)

If you can play 4k content, then it must be 3rd subscription trial. [emoji14]

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[play3r1]

Has the Pakistani version of Netflix improved since its launch? It was quite deprived of content back then.

Yep, The selection has improved quite a lot since then.

Netflix Deserves a Sticky
@manigamer
@Spartan 117

We should have one thread for all things SVOD.

 

[JANARIOO]

Yep, The selection has improved quite a lot since then.



We should have one thread for all things SVOD.

yep going to keep this one running for all the hots and not's related to netflix.. m totally hooked to it the quality is just unbeatable.

 

[JANARIOO]

play3r1 looking forward to this one?

 

[soopercool]

Need cheap but high defination netflix subscription.

If anyone wants to share for one device, let me know.
@JANARIOO bhai tu hi dedy middle east me betha ha wahan kitni device chalayega? :-D jk

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1 Slot Available for UHD subscription.

 

[UmerF]

Nope, I tried it for a month when it came out and didn't see why I should resubscribe ever again unless they improve it here.

PK material has definitely increased by miles since its launch in PK, but obviously it's still not as good as US. However, it does have its own advantages of shows that you cannot even find on US such as the recently released Star Trek which in US is only available through CBS All Access, and around the world via Netflix.

SmartDNSProxy still works great for US content in Pak for Windows 10 app and devices like TV and and what not, other services also work but they usually are limited to browser usage only which limits Netflix's usage as in you cannot use 5.1 soundtrack from the content. All in all, Netflix is still my favorite hub for entertainment, after that Amazon Prime with its channels is a great alternative as well, works great and streams smoothly as well even on a connection as measly as 4Mbps from PeeTCL.

p.s. For me, Netflix Original content alone makes the whole subscription worth it. Absolutely in love with Netflix Original content, on par with HBO shows, if not better at times.

 

[mac007]

[MENTION=8386]JANARIOO[/MENTION] what's ur connection's speed.... if u r streaming 4k content it must be good [MENTION=15943]UmerF[/MENTION] thanx for info that 4mb connection can stream from Amazon i thought it will require higher speeds

 

[UmerF]

@JANARIOO what's ur connection's speed.... if u r streaming 4k content it must be good @UmerF thanx for info that 4mb connection can stream from Amazon i thought it will require higher speeds

I have never tried to stream Amazon at 4Mbps personally, but earlier this year my PTCL connection was going through some issues and I was able to stream Netflix flawlessly at 4Mbps just fine. And from my personal experience of usage, Amazon gives faster streaming, when browser is considered at least, as compared to Netflix on my PTCL connection. As in States, they all are same to me. So, going by that, I'd assume if Netflix was able to stream at 4Mbps smoothly for me, Amazon should be too. It goes 1080p within a minute on a browser, streaming experience on devices like TV is even more smoother and goes on 1080p much faster because no other programs allocating the bandwidth and what not.

 

[JANARIOO]

@JANARIOO what's ur connection's speed.... if u r streaming 4k content it must be good @UmerF thanx for info that 4mb connection can stream from Amazon i thought it will require higher speeds

i have 20mbps

netflix uses dynamic resolution it wll change from 4k to 2k to 1080p without u noticing any lag which is awesome.

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I have never tried to stream Amazon at 4Mbps personally, but earlier this year my PTCL connection was going through some issues and I was able to stream Netflix flawlessly at 4Mbps just fine. And from my personal experience of usage, Amazon gives faster streaming, when browser is considered at least, as compared to Netflix on my PTCL connection. As in States, they all are same to me. So, going by that, I'd assume if Netflix was able to stream at 4Mbps smoothly for me, Amazon should be too. It goes 1080p within a minute on a browser, streaming experience on devices like TV is even more smoother and goes on 1080p much faster because no other programs allocating the bandwidth and what not.

netflix works great even on 2mbps but ofcorse it wont be 1080p

the simple answer to speed be like this

what resolution u can run with youtube , you can run with netflix also.

 

[mac007]

i have 20mbps

netflix uses dynamic resolution it wll change from 4k to 2k to 1080p without u noticing any lag which is awesome.

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netflix works great even on 2mbps but ofcorse it wont be 1080p

the simple answer to speed be like this

what resolution u can run with youtube , you can run with netflix also.

so it also auto updates the resolution depending on speed

 

[UmerF]

so it also auto updates the resolution depending on speed

Yes, just like YouTube, it's transcode seamlessly and even if it drops to 720p in the middle of the stream for something, more often than not, you won't notice it. They have multiple qualities for 720p HD as well, not just one, so it varies. All in all, your overall experience won't be an issue if you have a decent stable connection.

i have 20mbps

netflix uses dynamic resolution it wll change from 4k to 2k to 1080p without u noticing any lag which is awesome.

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netflix works great even on 2mbps but ofcorse it wont be 1080p

the simple answer to speed be like this

what resolution u can run with youtube , you can run with netflix also.

That is true, but to some extent. Netflix doesn't have the kind of load YouTube faces, so that analogy is a bit flawed. You may have terrible streaming at YouTube due to DNS issues or ISP mucking up here and there but other websites, including Netflix, would still work flawlessly, especially with their recent CDN deployment in Asia, and Pakistan in particular. And yes, even 2Mbps would work but not for FHD. However, when I mentioned 4Mbps, I meant it for 1080p. Provided your connection is at least stable, it'll move to 1080p quality within the first couple of minutes or so of your stream.

 

[UmerF]

By the way, [MENTION=8386]JANARIOO[/MENTION] -- how is your 4K streaming experience on a 20Mbps connection, how long does it take to hit 4K once you start streaming and does it stay at 4K constantly throughout the stream or it drops to 1080p if there's load? Have you tried watching couple of episodes or movies without any other load on your connection but only Netflix to see if 4K stays consistent once it moves to 4K when streaming?

And this 20Mbps connection is from PTCL or some other ISP?