I got 1 question.. Not sure it's a silly question or has been asked before 

I got smartDNS > Open Netflix in my TV box > Appear 'Monthly from USD7.99' and 'Start First Month Free' button > Sign Up new account > Then appear selection of criteria (Basic/Standard/etc) in RM..

I was thinking to subscribe netflix US region and not Malaysia region. Possible?

P/S: As at now I have cleared all cache and data for netflix in my tv box. 

i think u can but don't know if that is the way.

others can help you.

I got 1 question.. Not sure it's a silly question or has been asked before 

I got smartDNS > Open Netflix in my TV box > Appear 'Monthly from USD7.99' and 'Start First Month Free' button > Sign Up new account > Then appear selection of criteria (Basic/Standard/etc) in RM..

I was thinking to subscribe netflix US region and not Malaysia region. Possible?

P/S: As at now I have cleared all cache and data for netflix in my tv box. 

yes,as long you have smart dns, you can switch to US region netflix even though your netflix account is MY.

was thinking that izzit possible to sign up premium acc @RM51/mth & share with another 3 frens?

Then its only rm12.75/mth per user

TM started throttle Netflix already?

now stuck at 288p

which vpn is cheap and reliable?

which vpn is cheap and reliable?

was thinking that izzit possible to sign up premium acc @RM51/mth & share with another 3 frens?

Then its only rm12.75/mth per user

TM started throttle Netflix already?

now stuck at 288p

honest!

i just looked thru again the available 40 tv shows.

i have either watched them already or have no interest.

may be terminate it after a week!

returned to my usual app to watch latest episodes of current seasons shows.

I pretty much had to force the 1080p quality in the hidden setting (4300/5800kbps). Otherwise it keeps jumping to different streaming quality.
I wonder why some high budget movies like Man Of Steel doesn't have hd quality (up to 1750kbps only)

well i use both ps4 and android phone to test it out, yesterday was pretty pixelated, ps4 showing the quality as 288p, occasionally will up to 388p

before that both can achieve 720p on a 4mbps streamyx line

u can terminate now.. the website will still say u can watch till 1 month free trail period end then only system will auto terminate.. i already terminated mine with only 15min active. doesnt seem like attractive to me..

right.

i eventually found some interesting documentaries.

will terminate once i finish them!

at least if u decided to terminate then just do it now. later forget to terminate kena charge ady.
since afer u click terminate, system still allow u to watch for full 1 month trail.. better be safe than sorry

well i use both ps4 and android phone to test it out, yesterday was pretty pixelated, ps4 showing the quality as 288p, occasionally will up to 388p

before that both can achieve 720p on a 4mbps streamyx line

Netflix to Block Tools That Flout Local Copyright Restrictions

January 15, 2016 — 9:31 AM MYT

Move comes after Netflix expanded to 130 new countries

Netflix Inc. will step up its efforts to block subscribers from watching TV shows and movies not available on the streaming service in their home country, a nod to copyright holders who have long expressed frustration that customers were illegally viewing their intellectual property.
Netflix will stop people from using virtual private network proxies to access the service as if they were in another country, the company said in a blog post. Customers have used VPNs to access Netflix in countries where the streaming service wasn’t available.
Netflix introduced its service to more than 130 new countries last week, extending its reach everywhere but China and three territories where U.S. law forbids the company from operating. Netflix can offer customers a localized version of the service in all 190 countries, though the variety of programming available can vary depending on its licensing rights in each location.
Netflix's Plan for Global Domination
“In coming weeks, those using proxies and unblockers will only be able to access the service in the country where they currently are,” David Fullagar, vice president of content delivery architecture, said in the post. “We are confident this change won’t impact members not using proxies.”
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...ht-restrictions