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For me, video is solved by Amazon Instant Video. They have everything, and it's usually $2-3 a video.
by tiglionabbit 12y ago
For me, video is solved by Amazon Instant Video. They have everything, and it's usually $2-3 a video.
- kuschku 12y agoAgain, this is a regional problem – in my country we have no Netflix and videos on Amazon Instant Video cost at least 7 or 8$ each (just for renting them for viewing them one time – if you want to view them multiple times, pay 19$) Which means Amazon Instant Video is, if you want to watch videos multiple times, more expensive than buying the DVD or BluRay.
- tiglionabbit 12y agoOh, you're right. I guess I mostly buy TV show episodes.
- mambodog 12y agoExcept if you're in the world (not the US).
- peteretep 12y agoMaybe I should look more in to that. I'm using Netflix, which I pay for, and Amazon's ondemand video stuff I get from Prime. I paid for the most recent Sherlock, but I think I'm still a bit cheap for anything that isn't All You Can Eat.
- Touche 12y agoSo you're saying that music is priced reasonably but video is not... which is the difference between PT being good and HipHop being bad... what makes you the sole decider of pricing? To me it seems that either both are valid or none are.
- peteretep 12y agoThat's exactly what I'm saying. I'm not the sole decider, I'm expressing an opinion.