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In response to
"
Any idea on Netflix streaming? -- nm
"
by
psilotum
2600kbps or 3800kbps for the Silverlight player -- (link)
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Oct 13 '09, 14:31
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http://blog.netflix.com/2008/11/encoding-for-streaming.html
(blog.netflix.com)
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Thanks. So is that Silverlight a standalone player? I enjoy using my WMC remote to access Netflix. -- nm
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psilotum
Oct 13, 14:33
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I believe the WMC player is the Sliverlight player. They've pretty much moved to it across the board now for PC based streaming -- nm
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oblique
Oct 13, 14:35
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True. This is a bit of dumbing down, but the old WMV is the new Silverlight. WMP plays Silverlight thus the player in WMC plays Silverlight. -- nm
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Mop (231 lbs)
Oct 13, 14:47
Cool. Now I see that post is about a year old. -- nm
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psilotum
Oct 13, 14:39
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