Netflix and Amazon don't output Dolby Digital 5.1, only VUDU.
Saturday afternoon I tried to preview the HDX quality and it kept buffering so we ended up watching at the HD quality. It stopped to buffer twice during the movie. The second time, when my kids starting to complain, I had a big talk with them about how far we have come in the last 20 years with PCs the Internet and music and video. How there is a ton of information streaming over the internet to watch a movie. I remember seeing the first sample .AVI (I think it was called WINDSURF.AVI) for the first time playing on Window 3.1 and thought the postage-sized-grainy-choppy-video was the coolest thing ever. Now we expect to be able to stream full 1080p Video and Dolby 5.1 surround over the Internet. I love technology.
This morning after the new Firmware update I noticed that when I run the Speed test in the Internet setup, I get significantly better results. I dare say 10x improvement (~10MB/s). I previewed parts of a few HDX movies on VUDU without a hiccup. The only true test would be to watch a full movie.
Saturday afternoon I tried to preview the HDX quality and it kept buffering so we ended up watching at the HD quality. It stopped to buffer twice during the movie. The second time, when my kids starting to complain, I had a big talk with them about how far we have come in the last 20 years with PCs the Internet and music and video. How there is a ton of information streaming over the internet to watch a movie. I remember seeing the first sample .AVI (I think it was called WINDSURF.AVI) for the first time playing on Window 3.1 and thought the postage-sized-grainy-choppy-video was the coolest thing ever. Now we expect to be able to stream full 1080p Video and Dolby 5.1 surround over the Internet. I love technology.
This morning after the new Firmware update I noticed that when I run the Speed test in the Internet setup, I get significantly better results. I dare say 10x improvement (~10MB/s). I previewed parts of a few HDX movies on VUDU without a hiccup. The only true test would be to watch a full movie.















