Here is my breakdown:
Hulu: I basically have this just so I can watch normal TV shows. I consider it my "cloud based" dvr. Sometimes there might be a good movie, but typically, it seems to be more oriented towards people who like foreign films, anime and commercials. It's my least favorite service, but it serves a purpose as my cable replacement.
Netflix: By far the exclusive content is its strong point. Interface is clean and I recommend staying in the know about whats being added and whats being removed (usually a monthly article, in fact KFOR usually posts it on their news website).
Amazon Prime: Decent selection of movies, but to really appreciate it, you need to browse it through a webbrowser, add it to queue and then watch via an app. Has good subscriptions. Exclusive content is good, but not quite the quality of netflix.
These are really the only 3 I have experience with unless you are interested in hockey, then I can tell you that NHL gamecenter is absolutely horrible. I pay for the service so I can watch hockey without having cable. But if a game is available on a cable station in my area, I get blacked out.
Hulu: I basically have this just so I can watch normal TV shows. I consider it my "cloud based" dvr. Sometimes there might be a good movie, but typically, it seems to be more oriented towards people who like foreign films, anime and commercials. It's my least favorite service, but it serves a purpose as my cable replacement.
Netflix: By far the exclusive content is its strong point. Interface is clean and I recommend staying in the know about whats being added and whats being removed (usually a monthly article, in fact KFOR usually posts it on their news website).
Amazon Prime: Decent selection of movies, but to really appreciate it, you need to browse it through a webbrowser, add it to queue and then watch via an app. Has good subscriptions. Exclusive content is good, but not quite the quality of netflix.
These are really the only 3 I have experience with unless you are interested in hockey, then I can tell you that NHL gamecenter is absolutely horrible. I pay for the service so I can watch hockey without having cable. But if a game is available on a cable station in my area, I get blacked out.
You can pick up a Roku pretty cheap, its a little box that you can stream through...we've been satellite free for 3 years now and I rarely miss it, only miss the History Channel and some of the predator hunting shows...we have Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and several others, but I mainly watch Netflix, Amazon and a little YouTube, plus listen to Pandora some
We have Amazon, Hulu and Netflix. We use an Amazon fire stick that we use on our main tv and love it. I actually just order a jail broken fire stick because access looks to be unlimited.
There's a free porn channel on Roku.
Just a tip.
Just the tip.
Just a tip.
Just the tip.
Just found it... that looked like more than just the tip.
So Netflix and chill for the unattached and married man?
It's handy to turn on if a guest overstays their welcome.
I have AT&T uverse and have been using Netflix for 5 or 6 years with just a few minor problems, wife and daughter watch it non stop thru out the day and nite, have 2 of the smart tv's and the other has a wii hooked up to it and connects them thru the wireless modem that AT&T supplies.
I have a firestick and firebox, both jalbroken. The access is unlimited. I watched hateful 8 new years weekend at home. It works, takes a bit to get use to, but worth the money.
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