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But whenever I start NetFlix it shows me a screen saying that I need an xbox Live Gold account and I have the choice either create one or exit the program. (because it is an RGH device I can't create on)
You need to install the TU in the content folder, then do a TU scan with aurora, which will restart aurora, and scan content folder for TU's, then you can enable the TU in aurora. Then it wont get deleted, and you should be able to use the app without issue. Aurora erases TU's that arent enabled, and without scanning it doesnt know it exists.
Hello! I did this and Netflix asks for gold membership. Luckily it saved my TU 13 so I can use it. THe only new thing that TU 16 has (As far as I could see) is the Netflix screen.... It is a big red picture now... then it asks for gold. Anyone else with this problem?
Working ..... can someone provide the youtube app?? the latest youtube pp don't require xbox live gold .. just xbox live user maybe we can try with fakelive or just spoof live on console .. i would realy like yotube on my xbox 360.
and by the way .. No boxart for netflix... the only verison of youtube i have is from 2011 .. Xbox One and Xbox 360 will drop the requirement for an Xbox Live paid membership to access services like Netflix, Hulu and YouTube. Microsoft announced in may 2014 ... netflix don't required xbox live services and is working ... can someone post an recent youtube app ???
I tried to put the folder 394707D1 on my external HDD, but where should I put the other folder (Media Update) and TU 16? My computer is connected with my Xbox through a FTP cable so I can see on my computer (Network) USBM0...should I put these files there? Does it help?
A couple of days ago I finally succeed to fix this (I don't know how, but now it's not working anymore)... sign in with my account and then when I tried to load a movie it gets stucked at 25%...all day I tried to fix this but nothing (sign out then sign in again, changing DNS, reinstall the application, router restart)... is there a solution to fix this ? I saw on the Internet that is a common problem, but any of you faced this problem?
I will check for the name of the tu.
yeah I know that I need a netflix account for it I am not one of those haha
Update:
I got it working, the tu was placed in the cache folder apart from the game folder, and that did the trick.
From MSFT's side, I think it's more about adding value to their already excellent Xbox Live Gold service, and if they attract more customers to subscribe to Gold because of the features they're adding, great.
On the other hand, I've been a cord cutter for years. Why pay for a ton of content I don't care about when I can get most of the content I want for free? The rest of the content I want can either be watched via my quite cheap streaming-only Netflix account or by purchasing DVDs.
This Verizon FiOS deal doesn't do much for me. It's much the same as the Hulu deal with MSFT where you can only access the Hulu content on XBL Gold if you subscribe to Hulu Plus (which I have no reason or desire to do). Because the cable companies refuse to change, they're becoming irrelevant.
Yeah, well, it might not do a lot of that. I picked up an xbox at a garage sale with the intention of using it solely for streaming netflix. I didn't know that you had to subscribe to MS's service to be able to do that. It angered me, as Netflix doesn't (or shouldn't) actually use the xbox live service, doesn't add any value to the netflix service, almost doubles the cost of the service, and I'd get to give yet more money to Microsoft in exchange for exactly nothing.
The xbox went to the goodwill, and I've warned a few other people who were thinking of doing the same thing to avoid using the xbox for it. If Microsoft was a little less greedy, they may have actually sold me some games and made some money from me, instead of leaving a bad taste in my mouth.
I think you vastly underestimate how much you'd pay on an a la carte basis for the niche channels you list. AMC Networks has operating expenses of about $750 million. They obviously get revenue from ad sales, but the bulk of their revenue comes from cable operators. If instead of receiving payments from the 96 million US households that get AMC programming, they had to be paid by the households that actually want AMC programming (their highest-rated program, The Walking Dead, drew 6.6 million viewers Sunday night), the costs would be very high.
Cable providers just don't git it. All there off brand channels are only financially successful because of bundling channels. If you AMC's viewership is 96 Million, just think how few other really off brand cable channels reach.
I cut the cord about 2-3 years ago. Subscribed to NetFlix. Haven't looked back, doubt I will. Wake me up with HBO and Showtime(the only two cable offerings I really miss) are available w/o a monthly subscription to the crap that currently goes with them, and I'm in.
Would like to make a post about xbox .During the summer I paid for internet for the house so my boys had a gold membership that stopped in august .I find out today that my credit card has been charged the last 2 months for live which we do not use nor new we had .I run my laptop off my phone .If you think you have to have live I would wipe out your credit card info from your unit as I was told by Microsoft ANYONE can get into it and you to will be paying someone's funtime .Microsoft being the greedy people they are would of course not refund my money .
I'm a bit confused by the article. I think the author is ranting a little too much against cable companies and just not appreciating what is happening here. Picture this: Your house doesn't have every single room wired with a coaxial cable. You don't want to spend a ton of money wiring your house. You've got a room you would like your kids to watch Nick, Nick Jr, or Cartoon Network but this room has no coaxial. Now here's where it gets interesting. Your Xbox 360 is streaming live TV through the Internet. This isn't pre-recorded data files sitting on a Netflix or Hulu server. This is LIVE TV being streamed straight to your Xbox 360 through Wfi. In other words, this is (as far as I know) the first time you've been able to watch cable TV wirelessly. Sure there's the added expense of Xbox Live Gold but you can get those cards cheap if you look for discounts/sales AND you're not renting a cable box for $5-$10 a month.
Does it matter if my connection really matters based on the number of people on the server? for example some people limit their servers to 30 because once a server gets to 20+ on the server at one time the ping is at 255.
I do not know much about bandwidth or a player limit, but I do know that you only need 1 copy of the game, 1 profile with gold and the other without, and if your tv has multiple HDMI ports, then you will not need a second tv. To save money on the game and your other xbox profile, set your profile with gold's home onto the xbox that will run the ark server and the game will be able to download and your gold membership will be shared with all profiles on the xbox hosting the server.
You will need to create a second XBL account and purchase a gold membership for it. You will also need to purchase a second copy of the game. You don't need a second TV. Just connect it to a different HDMI port and change the channel to it if you need to do anything. Remote access can be done using the Xbox App in Windows 10 (and others probably)
The biggest issue you will be facing is that Ark server runs highly unstable. Sometimes it runs great for 2-3 days, sometimes you have to reboot the xbox 5 times a day. The server works fine if you stay below 30 users playing at the same time. But even close to 30 you notice some additional lag. I run my server in a data center with 1Gbit up and down, so can't tell you much about bandwidth requirements. My home network has only 5Mbit up, which is not enough for multiple users for sure.
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