Internet TV ??

[oldno7]

Anyone try this? Is it only viewable from your computer or is the quality good enough to transfer to a big screen? Is there a decent channel selection?

Getting tired of paying DishNetwork, looking for options.

[Sombeech]

Which application are you talking about?

My wife and I watch streaming episodes all the time from ABC and NBC. We actually watched all 4 seasons of LOST in about a month. We'll do the same thing with the other series that we don't have time to watch every week.

I'm assuming though you're talking about live TV. I haven't tried it, but I would probably prefer to watch the shows on my preferred schedule.

Maybe you're also talking about a TV card in the PC?

[RedMan]

Nah, you can watch it on your regular TV and the quality is great.
You can get Blu-Ray quality downloaded and play it on your Hi-Def TV.
Checkout some of the options NetFlix has.

http://www.netflix.com/NetflixReadyD...lnkctr=nrd-l-n

You can use your existing Tivo or box360. BTW Netflix has movies and TV episodes.

I like the Roku for $99. Saw it at my brothers over Christmas.
Works great.
http://www.roku.com/netflixplayer/in...tm_campaign=HT

Going to disconnect my DirecTV this month and go with the Roku because it will have access to Amazons new library as well as Netfix.

[oldno7]

I was thinking LIVE tv.

A dish/direct tv replacement.

Am I a few years to early and only dreaming?

[accadacca]

The beauty of tivo, dvr, etc is that you can watch it whenever you want. Screw the TV schedule.

www.apple.tv

[RedMan]

I'm not sure i like the Apple.tv thing.

You pay at least $1.99 per TV episode and $4 for a movie.

At $20 month Netflix looks like a better deal.

[accadacca]

I'm not sure i like the Apple.tv thing.

You pay at least $1.99 per TV episode and $4 for a movie.

At $20 month Netflix looks like a better deal.

Yeah, I only run HD in my crib. No HD, no Dice! Netflix is behind the times...