Re:Apple Backs AV1: What Does This Mean for the Future of Vi...
by acdha on Tuesday February 06, 2018 @07:10PM
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> Netflix on an iPhone? Probably not. At least not holding it in your hand for 2 hours.
Do you have data to support this or are you just assuming that your personal tastes are universal? I see quite a few people watching videos on phones or tablets – ever see parents loading up their kid’s iPad before a flight?
Re:Apple Backs AV1: What Does This Mean for the Future of Vi...
by gsich on Tuesday February 06, 2018 @07:26PM
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This may be: http://www.businessinsider.sg/netflix-has-300-million-viewer...
With 80% on a "big" device.
I also watch videos, but "video" is not a movie or series. Video sounds more like 15 min. max and/or not "cinematic".
Re:Apple Backs AV1: What Does This Mean for the Future of Vi...
by ascorbic on Wednesday February 07, 2018 @02:13AM
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I'm not sure what point you're making. 20% is still tens of millions of people watching Netflix (so movies and series) on mobile devices.
Re:Apple Backs AV1: What Does This Mean for the Future of Vi...
by untog on Tuesday February 06, 2018 @08:44PM
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> They don't know whats best for them if there is a user who wants something different.
Obviously. But that's not how Apple works. You do things their way, or you get an Android phone/Windows laptop. They make the choices for users, and judging by market share a very solid number of people are very content with that arrangement.
Netflix on an iPhone? Probably not. At least not holding it in your hand for 2 hours.