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You must love Netflix then (you can turn autoplay off, but I'm sure you know that, right?)
by sabana 6y ago
You must love Netflix then (you can turn autoplay off, but I'm sure you know that, right?)
- tyingq 6y agoNo, I didn't. Last I looked you couldn't at all. Apparently I can now, but not via my Roku. I have to figure out how to get to Netflix from a PC apparently.
- foepys 6y agoYeah, it's quite bad UX. The subtitles can also only be configured via the website, which is something not many people seem to know. On my TV the default subtitle settings result in blooming so I configured them to be yellow with a black border and transparent background.
- SCNP 6y agoAlso note that you're usually limited to a certain video quality when watching on a PC. Unless thing have changed since I last checked, you can't go past 1080p on a computer; you have to be on a streaming device (Roku, AppleTV, etc.) This is why I usually watch streaming services through my Playstation even though I have the PC hooked up to my big TV.
- what_ever 6y agoYou only need to go to the PC to access that setting. Then you can resume watching Netflix from anywhere you want.