Amazon Video on Demand in HD

[admin]

The options for HDTV movie viewing keep growing. Some might say it’s been a long time coming but finally Amazon’s Video on Demand service is offering some HD movie titles. The service goes out to several consumer devices including IPTV by Panasonic.

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[GlocksRock]

Let me know when the content is in 1080p with lossless audio, and no hiccups in the streaming of the playback and offered for a reasonable price, then I might be interested... until then I'm very happy with physical media.

 

[fast1]

thanks for the share

 

[repdetect]

Let me know when the content is in 1080p with lossless audio, and no hiccups in the streaming of the playback and offered for a reasonable price, then I might be interested... until then I'm very happy with physical media.

I'm with you. $5 for second rate picture and bottom of the barrel sound. No thanks.

 

[Phil Taylor]

Does this Panasonic IPTV rollout include the BD60/80 or just VIERAcast TVs?

 

[Wayde Robson]

Let me know when the content is in 1080p with lossless audio, and no hiccups in the streaming of the playback and offered for a reasonable price, then I might be interested... until then I'm very happy with physical media.

I totally agree with you guys. I didn't want to knock it too hard but, man... Who is saying that downloads are going to be the death of Blu-ray?

Not while a pulse yet rattles in my eardrums is compressed two channel my HT audio of choice.

 

[mtrycrafts]

I'm with you. $5 for second rate picture and bottom of the barrel sound. No thanks.

That is a lot for convenience, for me it is. I can schedule a run to Blockbusters on the way to some other destinations and have 108p and HD sound for the same price

 

[Adam]

...and have 108p...

When your rockin' 108 lines, progressive is the only way to fly.

 

[alexwakelin]

HD movies are not currently available for viewing on your computer

I don't understand why so many of these services are only available through a special box which needs to be purchased. I already have netflix, but I would try the service at least once just to see how well it works. Sometimes if I want to watch something and I don't feel like waiting for netflix to deliver it I will still drive down to blockbuster. If I could watch it intsantly in hd, I might go that route, but not if I need to buy a special box that runs ~$100 to $200.