Yes, If both your setup and the movie or TV show has DD 5.1, the option will definitely be there before hitting play. Its actually enabled by default. I.e. Netflix app on supported Samsung Smart TV + BD-HT.

sorry noob question here, my tv doesn't have 4k only FHD, if i subscribe netflix UHD package. will it display UHD? or only stuck at FHD?

don't bash me kay

My car doesn't have wings, rotors or aircraft engines. If I pump it full of jet fuel, will it fly?.... Sorry, just had to.. . To answer your question, yes you'd be stuck with 1080p max.

that's why i put noob question at first. thanks for your kind replies btw.

i thought Homeland are only available on Hulu not netflix

btw anyone know which region should i change to watch the simpsons series?
thanks

try this. in Beta now, free. Netflix content from all region without switching this and that.
https://www.smartflix.io/


the link above provide a good site to search for content and from which country too.
http://unogs.com/
based on my own preference, I like canada content

This post has been edited by ywkwy: Jan 9 2016, 01:31 PM

You can't get anything better than stereo if you are watching via Chrome or IE maybe.
I don't know about Android or other platforms, but for Windows 8/10, you can get surroud sound if you use Netflix app from Windows Store. To be able to download Netflix from Store, you will need to set your Windows region to US and you must logon to Windows Store with a Microsoft account.

I use my Sony Blu Ray player can get surround sound. the audio selection got the option to select it. English 5.1

If can get 4K like that, don't even need 4K TV, just stream 4K content and use back my old CRT TV

You're right. Only stereo if streaming via Chrome/IE.
Only able to get DD5.1+ through Netflix app in Win10 or Samsung TV's app.

So guys, with Netflix now in Msia, im thinking of getting a sub for my parents so they can watch it.

But our tv is a normal HDTV, not smart TV. Whats the best/cheapest way to be able to get Netflix/Iflix on this tv?

Chromecast? Means using phone as a remote, right? Will it drain Phone Battery? Sorry new tech for me. Any input or links go read up more is appreciated.

Chromecast won't drain much battery of phone. Once cast to tv, phone can go to sleep, but it will get info about the playing progress of the movie. So it will drain a bit battery but not so much as playing directly in the phone.

Homeland currently available on iFlix. Just to show that it is possible to get broadcast rights on this one.

already checked on netflix that Homeland are available to stream but must change the region to Canada or UK first

Maybe Hulu get an exclusive in USA then.

Have you considered roku or firetv stick?
Unless your parents using of the devices listed here

https://help.netflix.com/en/node/23939

They won't be getting any more than 480p streaming only

To get both iflix & Netflix would be the chromecast. Select content to play with a phone, tablet or pc. Cast to the Chromecast & it takes over media playback. Your phone then acts like a remote for play, pause, jump forward, etc. You can even power off the phone and the content will still keep playing on the TV.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Jan 10 2016, 10:12 AM

Get an Android box. A decent Android box sells from rm200 -500

Which one Android box you recomended bro? im new here. for 1 movie how much internet usage consumption?