Yes, you'll get the USA content.. You'll get the content library of whichever country you login from.

2014 Samsung H6400.. Prior to this, was using it on an Android box connected to a plasma TV. So as pointed out network health is more important.. I got no buffering either on the PC or Mobile devices.

Usually a cold power boot should clear the TV's cache. For example, on my TV.. It's Power off and unplug the power cable.. While unplugged, I press the power button behind the TV or on the remote (pointed to TV) for a few seconds. Stop, plug power cable back and switch on. Doing this plus a Modem-router reboot usually clears up any major issues.

Nope... 1080p with DD5.1 over here.. Check internet connection, perhaps a reboot is in order.

Quite a few so far.. What genre or TV shows you've watched interests you?

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Haven't checked to know for sure but I don't think it's available for the Malaysian region.

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Not all boxes.. You see Netflix allows FHD or UHD on ONLY certified devices. Like the Nvidia Shield, latest MiBox Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, etc. These guys are officially certified by Netflix and are allowed by Netflix's servers to stream at maximum, depending on internet speeds and Netflix plan. All other non-certified devices are limited to 480p and stereo sound.

You are welcome.. Yep, that's how most of us get full res and surround sound, by using the TV's app. In fact, It's exactly how I enjoy Netflix, same with YouTube and I prefer it this way... because the TV offers a very easy to navigate UI for playback and doesn't require having to power on the external device. This allows to get the best of both worlds. Use an external device for other needs the TV can't handle.

*Ozark, Marco Polo, Lucifer, Daredevil, Stranger Things, Narcos, The OA, Mindhunter, Dark, Suburra: Blood on Rome, Black Mirror and what I'm currently watching "La casa de papel". It's a Spanish Ocean's Eleven thingy..


Netflix doesn't use "vouchers".. Theirs is Gift Cards and aren't officially available in Malaysia. Google where to get Netflix Gift Cards.. Alternatively, you could search for individuals willing to share an account. So you both (or 4) use the same login info and split the monthly payments. As usual, risks involved.

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It's my usual disclaimer whenever I suggest others pay money to others. Four separate individuals using four different profiles must agree to pay without fail each month and not change the login details or use Netflix's service in such a way that would get the account banned.. Card risks, nonexistent IMO.. Can just use debit card.

Yep, I've had mine for years now.. Prefer it under my full control. Besides, I need the profiles (Me, HM, Fam & Kids only content) to separate our viewing preferences. If under a fully occupied shared account, I believe only one profile per person. I don't like my recommendations list being muddled up with HM's drama or kid shows..

You can login on multiple devices but in fairness to others paying, do not operate on more than one device at a time. Else, you'd be preventing someone else from enjoying the service. not cool.

Yep. Netflix is definitely a far better sell than iFlix. But that SD res....SD on a tablet is still okay. On larger screens? Not so much. My HM mostly watches Netflix. Don't think she's aware iFlix is right there for consumption too..

Fortunately, no such issue on my end.. 30Mbps plan..wired connection to TV..

Looks like it.. Hope it gets resolved.

Nope.. Stock everything.. Minus the typical DNS change..

Sorry, don't have such systems and can't test. Though, I don't see why not. Perhaps another requirement wasn't met..

Dolby Atmos on Netflix.

Wrong place to discuss such.. Search this forum or Google is your friend.. Easy.. Netflix remains the best at what they do.

I don't think you can. Netflix is a continuing subscription and as such, requires a valid card/payment method on file with each account. You can either update the current card info with another, like say a debit card or cancel your account completely. Either way, no additional charges as long as done at least 24 hours before the current subscription ends. Just to be safe.

Yeah... Precisely my point bro.. When I launch Netflix, I don't doubt the content will be there for playback.. It's scroll or search, hit play for instant streaming and relax.. No ads, no interruptions.. nothing.. Pause and can resume at the exact point at another day. Sure can be duplicated somewhat by the many other sources out there. Just none does it well like Netflix. Even Astro is susceptible to rain

As for which is worth.. You won't go wrong with a highly popular service. Ignore those services that screams.. "We have thousands of channels & VODs, bla bla"... Remember they aren't legit and as such do not have the sufficient manpower or resources to keep them all up.. Just juggling and everyday problems. The really good ones like to stay under the radar and make their cash.. So the more dedicated the team, the better. IMO...Oh yeah, know that any $ you cough up for such is .... .. So if they provide the service? Great! Else, move on to the next..

Yeah.. quite gooding.. But GOT still rules..

IMO, I'd rather pay for Netflix than Astro.. Cuz they've got a business model I like (collect cash, get/make awesome content with no ads, rinse repeat).. But then, I'm no longer a sports fanatic who must watch live and know how to get the rest of the shows or content I like... Been with Netflix a couple years and plan to spend a couple more till either some other team overthrows them or they really start screwing us customers up.

TBH, iFlix is nice and doing a good job so far. I understand they probably don't have the resources to scale up and provide better services at this time. Not easy to go against deep pockets like Netflix, Hulu & Amazon.

Possibly no more.. ruined career. Even with the ending of the previous season, I noticed they were "grooming" Claire.

IKR... I can't imagine the show without him. Each time he does that thing where he talks to people and then us behind the screen and back again to the characters. It's so seamless and engaging... I know it probably took multiple takes but still..goosebumps..