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It's very simple!! Open your( NAT) settings on your router and/or upgrade your isp service/speed and your video quality will be great! That;s it! Netflix can only send streams as fast as your isp or software/hardware will allow. Go to any video forum and read,read and read some more!!! Netflix is fantastic for the low price they charge. I think it's 9$ a month, That's Cheap!!!! I had the same problem as you until I configured my router and asked my ISP for a speed upgrade and they did it for free. Hope this helps, Paul Q. In reply to: "Netflix streaming comes to LG HDTVs"

January 5, 2009

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1 more thing Im sure you all know
bluray disc are very very vey prone to scratches. When you pay 30$ for a movie and it becomes a coaster, I will tell you when I get a bad dl file I own the dl rights and just dl it again!and on what ever device I choose, In what ever format, type, size You get the picture In reply to: "Digital downloads will be Blu-ray's downfall"

February 25, 2008

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just understand memory!
flash memory will be the future for media storage. No moving parts! 500 terabytes will be like 2gig is now. storage and hd failure will not be an issue. disc media is now ,not tommorow and media centers like the xbox360 with downloadable media are the future! bill gates did not intend for hd dvd to win, just buy enough time to show people bluray is not the best choice in a world where people want a movie or music NOW! sitting in there favorite chair at home,Lets see?? I can drive to wallymart and buy the movie or I can order it and see it right this second and store it!!!! Just think about it. would you go to the grocery store if you could click a few buttons and wha la,, theres food. Thanks,Pq In reply to: "Digital downloads will be Blu-ray's downfall"

February 25, 2008

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