 skeechanAi OtsukaholicPremium
join:2012-01-26
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Re: [CT] Netflix SuperHD? Not up in Orange County, CA  |
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 djdanskaRudie32Premium,MVM
join:2001-04-21
San Diego, CA
kudos:4 | reply to HarpSupport
That page says it's not available here yet my tivo premiere does switch into 1080p while viewing now. Never did that before. Happens on all titles listed as SuperHD. My roku? No change.
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Well,
I hope Cox works it out with them. I'd certainly think it would help with bandwidth concerns and let us see some nice super-HD programming.
I'm fine either way. I want Cox to start pushing out IPV6 more...
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Just started watching The West Wing and its being pushed in SuperHD (with my TiVo); went to the Netflix SHD page and it shows my Cox franchise (OC, CA) is ready. Right on. The feed is noticeably sharper, on par with most other Cox HD channels. I only see artifacts when the background is moving very quickly (panning). Very cool. |
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Wow, available in phoenix as of today! gonna try it out... |
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djdanskaRudie32Premium,MVM
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San Diego, CA
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My tivo switches to 1080p all by itself and it's clearly better but my roku doesn't change resolutions and it looks the same. Does anybody know if the roku switch to 1080p or does it stay at the default 720p? (It's set to 1080p)
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It's also showing as available in San Diego and I'm getting the SuperHD logo on my AppleTV. |
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join:2002-05-02
Lake Forest, CA
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| said by krenim191:It's also showing as available in San Diego and I'm getting the SuperHD logo on my AppleTV.
It's available in Orange County too. |
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Looks like the Manchester, CT market comes out of Rhode Island (as thats where my IP geolocates to). I wonder how this will affect data caps - we'll either hit them faster, or maybe Netflix data won't count anymore? I'm sure it's the former. |
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Your Internet Provider is ready for Super HD!
It appears its now live in the Central Florida market. |
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Got the superhd in the Netflix app on my Google TV so that's cool. I'm in new Orleans. |
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5.8mbps is certainly not blu-ray but compared to netflix's regular HD superHD is remarkably better. |
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jbond026
join:2008-03-31
Council Bluffs, IA | reply to HarpSupport
Its live in Omaha now... |
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According to that test page, SuperHD is available in the Greater Louisiana area now. |
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 Optimus2357Premium
join:2010-11-21
West Warwick, RI
kudos:1 | reply to HarpSupport
I tried out SuperHD on my PS3 last night and it looked great. My only concern is what is the MBps difference from normal HD? Also, is there anyway to turn it off? I am thinking for people close to their cap, this might put them over the top. |
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| said by Optimus2357:I tried out SuperHD on my PS3 last night and it looked great. My only concern is what is the MBps difference from normal HD? Also, is there anyway to turn it off? I am thinking for people close to their cap, this might put them over the top.
Well SuperHD is still a no go here in the Hampton Roads market, as for people with bandwidth restrictions. You can always sign into your account on the netflix site, and you have 3 option's for quality. Which will lower bandwidth usage per hour, but also lower the streaming quality. |
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I don't know if its just my Bluray player or what, but since "SuperHD" went live I'm having a lot of trouble with movies freezing at some point and then the only way I can get the box to respond at all is to turn it off. Its random places, sometimes it freezes 2 minutes into something, sometimes 75 minutes into it. |
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Optimus2357Premium
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West Warwick, RI
kudos:1 | Is it possible the bluray cant handle the increase in bandwidth? Does it only happen on SuperHD movies? |
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| said by Optimus2357:Is it possible the bluray cant handle the increase in bandwidth? Does it only happen on SuperHD movies?
Its definitely possible, and I wonder the same thing, the only thing that makes me curious is how sometimes a movie can play for over an hour before freezing. You'd think if it was a memory issue you'd see it well before then, and that it'd be fairly consistent.
I've only tried to play SuperHD movies, so I don't know if its happening on other stuff, will have to investigate.
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said by BillRoland:I don't know if its just my Bluray player or what, but since "SuperHD" went live I'm having a lot of trouble with movies freezing at some point and then the only way I can get the box to respond at all is to turn it off. Its random places, sometimes it freezes 2 minutes into something, sometimes 75 minutes into it.
IMO that sounds a player firmware, or more likely, the streaming widget issue. Try asking about your model in the owners forum in... '»www.avsforum.com/f/149/blu-ray-players'
Widget patches are rolled out all the time for streaming players.
Still no Super HD in NOVA
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