Re:How a small streaming site became the Netflix for indie film
by dasil003 on Thursday October 08, 2015 @12:17PM
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We've put a hold on new platform development for most of this year in order to move towards a standardized API and tighten up our QA process, so no plans for this year. I can share that the top two platforms which we are seeing interest in are Roku and the new Apple TV.
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Re:How a small streaming site became the Netflix for indie film
by jessaustin on Thursday October 08, 2015 @03:30PM
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Yes Roku please.
Also does "Android" support include direct (not tab-cast) chromecast support, or is that another thing entirely? (I'm not home now so I haven't tried this myself.)
Re:How a small streaming site became the Netflix for indie film
by ssmoot on Thursday October 08, 2015 @05:13PM
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Never heard of MUBI before this post. Browsing some lists, it makes a ton of sense. I'd probably sign up right now if it were available on AppleTV.
I don't really want to add another device to my entertainment center and not interested in watching anywhere but the TV (except on the iPad when traveling). We've got AppleTVs and a PS4. Tossed the Rokus.
Not expecting you guys are hurting all that bad for my $40. But figured another vote/story couldn't hurt.
Re:How a small streaming site became the Netflix for indie film
by dasil003 on Thursday October 08, 2015 @05:42PM
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We have a PS4 app, it's just not launched in the US yet due to the administrative and policy distance between SCEE and SCEA. It will be coming soon, but in the meantime, if you can get yourself a UK or EU-based PSN account, you can download the app through that and it will work fine anywhere in the world (provided you purchase a subscription through the web, the PSN store integration is a bit flaky and I don't want to promise that would work from US shores).