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Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs

llmart

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4. Thank you for your in-depth answer.

Reply to hunter (Reply #3)

Thu Feb 6, 2020, 01:42 PM

Feb 2020

Couple of points I forgot to mention:

I do not have cable TV. I have a Channel Master antenna high up on my living room wall and that's how I get my over the air channels - about 20 of them.

My internet is 25 mbps. It's been satisfactory for me since I've had it (2011) and has been very reliable (AT&T Uverse). My TV is 1080.

My TV is 40" and I bought it in 2011. My son says that's considered "old".

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I have a question about Netflix services. [View all] llmart Feb 2020 OP

You will notice a difference in shows that are available in HD. randr Feb 2020 #1

As I understand it, you do not see a difference in picture quality on amaller screens, i.e. 32". c-rational Feb 2020 #2

My TV is a 40-inch HD. llmart Feb 2020 #5

It may depend upon the quality of your internet connection. hunter Feb 2020 #3

Thank you for your in-depth answer. llmart Feb 2020 #4

I'm getting 4.2 Mbps on my laptop right now, which is not quite adequate for HD. hunter Feb 2020 #6

I guess I didn't realize that neighbors could affect your wifi. llmart Feb 2020 #7