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MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
Hmmmmmmmm.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
I would check it out ... But we are very creative and up to date with our computers and netflix 
We can basically watch a movie from 6 different locations on the property in two houses ....
Or music for that matter
Ohhh and if you have a lap top and ask nice... Just park down at the corner
We can basically watch a movie from 6 different locations on the property in two houses ....
Or music for that matter
Ohhh and if you have a lap top and ask nice... Just park down at the corner
MasterBlaster
Administrator Emeritus
NetFlix is pretty awesome.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
We not only stream movies, but also bring in movies (3 at a time) to the house through netflix. Robert is a wiz at making the disks image themselves onto a hard drive for future viewing if we like them. And down sizing them for storage My forte is music
We have quite the library. We had bigger but the drive crashed (300 gig). So we are starting over (about a terra bite).. We have 6 computers here with more than a couple drives each.... So we have a lot of diversity and storage on our home network. And of course they are hooked to TVs for viewing while we have screens for working on
My forte is music We have quite the library. We had bigger but the drive crashed (300 gig). So we are starting over (about a terra bite).. We have 6 computers here with more than a couple drives each.... So we have a lot of diversity and storage on our home network. And of course they are hooked to TVs for viewing while we have screens for working on
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
There are a few internet sites where you can just access movies .You don't have to download them but I suppose you could if you wanted to .
I don't fiddle with them but my wifes son does .
I think were I more inclined to do this stuff they could likely be routed through my DVR gizmo .Copy to hard drive then burn to DVD .Don't know never tried it .
I don't fiddle with them but my wifes son does .
I think were I more inclined to do this stuff they could likely be routed through my DVR gizmo .Copy to hard drive then burn to DVD .Don't know never tried it .
SkwerI
Treehouser
umm, Al...
The only way to view them is to download them. Whether you download them to a temp. file or save them doesn't matter, if the movie is on your computer screen then you've downloaded it.
The only way to view them is to download them. Whether you download them to a temp. file or save them doesn't matter, if the movie is on your computer screen then you've downloaded it.
B
Banned by Squirrels
Guest
By the time I downloaded a new movie, the sequel would already be out.
We not only stream movies, but also bring in movies (3 at a time) to the house through netflix. Robert is a wiz at making the disks image themselves onto a hard drive for future viewing if we like them. And down sizing them for storage
We have quite the library. We had bigger but the drive crashed (300 gig). So we are starting over (about a terra bite).. We have 6 computers here with more than a couple drives each.... So we have a lot of diversity and storage on our home network. And of course they are hooked to TVs for viewing while we have screens for working on
OMG!
