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2010-07-22
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@ North Carolina (Formerly Denmark and Iceland)
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#32
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Originally Posted by tzsm98
The reason that I havenīt signed up with them is more or less because I canīt watch Netflix on my N900. I donīt want to turn my laptop on to watch a show or movie. Iīve got the N900 with me at all times, but try to leave the laptop behind at every chance I get.
You have captured the real reason for asking NetFlix to release the Linux package - DRM. It is a sad fact that as long as there are people trying to make money from their intellectual property there are people who are going to attempt to not pay for it. So DRM makes it possible to provide the milk without giving away the cow. No doubt a streaming application provided by Netflix would preserve the difficulty in mis-appropriating the content.
I've been a subscriber to Netflix since they had 7800 titles in their catalogue. I would really enjoy being able to watch a short or cartoon on the N900 to fill in idle moments when I am tired of playing Angry Birds. I would like to see that application come from them.
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2011-07-11
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#33
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today,
can we play netflix on nokia N900. I have netflix account and tv cable. it would be awsome to be able to play stream netflix. to my knowledge the current problem is silverlight not being supported for linux. Anybody knows otherwise willing to share experience?
can we play netflix on nokia N900. I have netflix account and tv cable. it would be awsome to be able to play stream netflix. to my knowledge the current problem is silverlight not being supported for linux. Anybody knows otherwise willing to share experience?
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2011-07-13
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#34
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Could some one explain to me how netflix is possible in Android without Silverlight, being installed in many unauthorized devices (like the nook color) but still is an impossible in the N900?
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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2011-07-16
, 18:49
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#35
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I'm able to play netflix movies with NITDROID latest version.
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2011-07-18
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#36
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Originally Posted by Texrat
too bad silverlight its DEAD platform. not even burning, dead.
...and Nokia has been working with Microsoft on bringing Silverlight to its products...
HTML5 will likely pick up, good for open source bad for microsoft... and nokia,.
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2011-07-18
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#37
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Originally Posted by nakia
The Netflix company made the Netflix Android client. They can use whatever delivery technology they decide makes sense for their official Netflix apps since they also control the servers.
Could some one explain to me how netflix is possible in Android without Silverlight, being installed in many unauthorized devices (like the nook color) but still is an impossible in the N900?
Any ideas?
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2012-12-22
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#38
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whats the situation today? any way to stream netflix on n900?
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2012-12-23
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@ Canada
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#39
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Via Nitdroid on the n900 is the only method I'm aware of (besides RDP or VNC to your desktop machine.)
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2013-09-18
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@ California
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#40
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Has anyone tried this??
netflix add-on for the firefox app?
http://www.mobyware.net/nokia-n900-n...ree-65612.html
netflix add-on for the firefox app?
http://www.mobyware.net/nokia-n900-n...ree-65612.html
Does anyone understand the Roku well enough to tell me whether it would allow me to broadcast video to my N900? The most current Roku says it makes video available anywhere in the area via wireless using the Wireless N protocol.
All I want is 40 acres, a mule, and Xterm.