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Indeed it does, and I'm not in the lowest tier. The quality of video is very fine indeed when watching with, say, a Netflix app on a Sony TV, but I prefer to wa
by YSFEJ4SWJUVU6 10y ago
Indeed it does, and I'm not in the lowest tier. The quality of video is very fine indeed when watching with, say, a Netflix app on a Sony TV, but I prefer to watch stuff on my desktop in a comfy chair, and for that, Netflix leaves wanting with video bitrate not always even above 1000 kbps.
(Right now, for the movie “Collateral”, the highest bitrate offered is 870 kbps when watching in a browser. I'm almost certain it is way above that on more restricted devices, as that has been the case with other titles in the past.)
- kevindqc 10y agoSadly, you need to use Internet Explorer (or Safari) for the best quality, unless that changed.
- YSFEJ4SWJUVU6 10y agoYeah, 1080p is reserved for those only. You can get pretty good quality in other browsers as well (mostly for Netflix original content, though, like I described before).