Video on Demand (VOD) in Linux

Video on Demand (VOD) in Linux

 

I can't play Netflix streaming video in Linux. Tried Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala and Fedora 12.

Yes, I know all about virtualbox, HYPER-V, XEN, VMWare, dual-booting, Wine, and Moonlight.

But I would like to be able to take full advantage of a paid Video On Demand subscription without having to buy licenses do any special configuration, or spend money on equipment or licenses.

I've contacted NetFlix to politely complain, and they politely replied that they are working on the problem.

Perhaps some more calls from the Linux community could help speed up the process.

Thank you.

Re: Video on Demand (VOD) in Linux

 

Amazon VOD (Amazon Video on Demand) works in Linux

Re: Video on Demand (VOD) in Linux

 

If you want to take full advantage of your purchase and download the full-quality or portable version of the video (not only watch videos online) and have a Mac or Linux system, look elsewhere.

Amazon haven't created a Mac or Linux version of their Unbox video player required to download for off-line use.
They do not provide cross-platform interoperability.

Re: Video on Demand (VOD) in Linux

 

They don't even provide their service outside the US.

"We have detected that you are not located within the US. Due to licensing restrictions Amazon Video on Demand customers must be located in the United States when viewing videos online."

Crap.