pasusan wrote:
Unbelievable. We travel - we are not home to watch streaming movies. Time shift the watching.
Personally, I was very happy to hear about this and I will definitely use it. We haven't had control over when we watch content since the VCR days. (We don't do cable or have a DVR.)
Thank you very much for telling us about this barefoot14! :)
But when you subscribe to Netflix, you are not subscribing to a station (like HBO) - you are subscribing to the streaming. If you don't have internet access, then you don't use Netflix to watch - period.
If you have cable and are paying for HBO - and HBO airs Gravity on November 23rd at 8 p.m., but you won't be home then, you can use this software to record the movie and watch it the next day - Time Shifting - because you were unable to watch it at the time it aired.
But Netflix does not air Gravity at a certain time on a certain day. Therefore, there is no need to Time Shift. You can watch it via the streaming service any time you want.
The fact that you don't have internet access when you're at an RV Park does not meet the Time Shifting parameters - Netflix provides content via streaming only - no internet, no streaming, no Netflix movies.
