3 ms·

Whatever changes netflix made recently has killed the entire experience where prime is now more responsive.

• ComputerGuru 4y ago
  I thought it was just my Apple TV.
• prng2021 4y ago
  Nothing is worse than Disney+
  • lame-robot-hoax 4y ago
    Nothing is worse than Paramount+
    • brookst 4y ago
      Nothing is worse than VHS.
      • notwokeno 4y ago
        Have you ever tried recording NTSC video to audio cassettes? I tried it once around the end of the CRT era and it's just good enough to keep a fuzzy mostly in sync picture.
  • xeromal 4y ago
    HBO is pretty rough too. I travel a lot and I usually download a set of shows and movies to watch on various streaming services. 100% of the time, HBO fails to play it's downloaded content.
• marcus_holmes 4y ago
  this. In a hotel in Mexico with decent bandwidth. Netflix buffers to 20% and stops. Pirate/free sites play entire films no problem. Netflix (and most of the other streaming services) are dying because they no longer focus on customer experience, but on management goals. The recent move to declare password-sharing illegal is evidence - the nail in the coffin of the recording industry was when they started suing their own customers too.
  • Doxin 4y ago
    That first 20% of buffering is a lie. It'll manage to do that with no internet connection at all. Fair chance the hotel blocked netflix, or otherwise just doesn't have the bandwidth for streaming video.
    • marcus_holmes 4y ago
      I logged in fine, though. And there's enough bandwidth for streaming from a free site with no problems.
• verdenti 4y ago
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