| [CA] Cox HSI San Diego gets Netflix SuperHD I just fired up the ol' PS3 and saw the quality go from 720p to 1080p to Super HD 1080p. It looks great! quality is def noticeable... closer to blu-ray. I love it! I'm in Central San Diego near SDSU, running Premier 32 mbps on an SB6180.
I checked on the netflix website & confirmed my ISP is ready for Super HD. |
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»[CT] Netflix SuperHD? |
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 djdanskaRudie32Premium,MVM
join:2001-04-21
San Diego, CA
kudos:4 | reply to Cris
I've been able to use it for the past 2 weeks over near ucsd hospital.. Noticeable upgrade! |
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Works here in Phoenix now too, just checked. |
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jt25741
join:2008-12-21
Aliso Viejo, CA | reply to Cris
What does this do regarding bandwidth quota? Does it count against it...or because it is cached local in cox, do they not count it? |
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djdanskaRudie32Premium,MVM
join:2001-04-21
San Diego, CA
kudos:4 | Mine counts against it. It uses considerably more data on my tivo than before. But, they did just increase my cap from 250 to 300 Gb. |
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jt25741
join:2008-12-21
Aliso Viejo, CA | Thanks djdanska,
I'd bet then this is why they increased bandwidth.... but if one uses this service much, I do not think it will compensate entirely. The goal of Cox (Id bet) then would be to push people to higher tiers and make the combined multi-vendor service more expensive for us. I do not think it should count against it technically, because it is not using the ISPs peering connections.... but CDN from Netflix that is inside Cox's network. |
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