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more about #streamingmovies Torley: VERY funny how a non-official YouTube knockoff logo is used for the post image (look closely at the fonts). Wish YouTube's interface was more elegant ... more » Kaiser-Machead: But will it be region-specific like hulu? (you thought I was gonna say "blend/play Crysis didn'tcha) more » -
#samsung
Samsung Connected HDTVs, Blu-ray Players to Get Blockbuster Streaming
A whole mess of Samsung web-enabled HDTVs and Blu-ray players are about to get access to Blockbuster's OnDemand service. Since OnDemand doesn't require a monthly fee, this is a nice little value-add. More » -
#streamingmovies
Sony in Talks to Offer Free, Full-Length Movies on YouTube
Earlier Rumors that Sony Pictures and YouTube were negotiating to provide a large number of free, ad-supported movies on the video upload site were confirmed today by the movie giant. More » -
#sony
Amazon Video-On-Demand Official on Sony's Bravia Internet Video Link, HD Films Too
We've been bringing you news on Sony's Bravia Internet Video Link for ages (it's that net-connected, wired, Bravia-TV compatible movie-player device) and now Sony's announcing official support for Amazon's Video on Demand service. So you'll have "tens of thousands of premium movies and TV shows" for the device, and more importantly "streaming high-definition content" from Dailymotion, Sony Pictures Entertainment and other providers will be available too. Since it also streams YouTube and other sources, is it possible that the $300 BIVL may make a dent in the home-streaming HD TV market? It could, with the might of Amazon and the sheer number of Bravias sold alone. Press release below. More » -
#hack
Watch Netflix's Watch Now on Unlimited Machines
Not only can you watch Netflix's Watch Now streaming movies on your HTPC and Xbox 360, you can now watch them on unlimited PCs just with a quick registry trick. The "trick", which is just copying the registry entry from a working machine onto a new one, can only be done with XP->XP or Vista->Vista, but you have three licenses to watch so that shouldn't be a problem. Now all that's left is finding something worth watching in the gimped catalog of movies Netflix offers for streaming. [Tech Recipes via Lifehacker]
