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IF you use Amazon Prime to watch video can u use your sign in info on different devices??? Like 2 blu ray players???

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Yep. We use it every once in a while for video, and I can sign in on about anything and watch.

quote Originally posted by Fats: Yep. We use it every once in a while for video, and I can sign in on about anything and watch.

As far as streaming services it's pretty below average.
Netflix and Hulu probably the best right now. Though both can get stale pretty quick.
Hulu has weekly shows added which is decent. It also plays longer before asking if you're still there. Comes free with Spotify and many other things.
Netflix probably has the best original content. Heard they have over 100,000 titles if you're still subscribed to DVDs. Millions are.
I found Sling to buffer too mosy much.
Primes saving grace is that free 2 day shipping. It seems much more red coats oriented (British).
Philo is one my wife loves. Has Food Network live. It's the most TV like. She watches other channels too. LivePD anyone?
I still use Kodi for most of the stuff I like.
DirectTV now 8s pretty good, but pricey. Live sports if that's your thing.
I've tried some other free stuff, but that's my take on the big guns.

I always assume when I open Eric's threads google is blocked from his web browser. Not that he asked this question, but 2 simultaneous connections for Prime video are allowed. IP doesn't have to match. Pretty cheap to split a few services with another friend or 2. I like to alternate between them and bilk them out of monthly trials. A little extra work, but que sera sera.

I got prime with my cell service. So I use it, have it setup on my phone and all of the devices that support it in the house. So 5 or so devices.

I have it but have only watched maybe 2 or 3 things on it. It seemed like Netflix. Except there are differences. Your newer titles are usually rent a view. At least they were when I looked at it. I didn't get deep in to it because I figured it'd end up like Netflix did for us. After having Netflix for awhile we found the titles we enjoy watching being cycled out as others are cycled in. While some of the new titles that came in we watched, it quickly became a 10% cycle in and out of things we'd want to watch and 90% of other stuff we'd never watch. It doesn't take long to go through that 10% and then it became a "watch it again" or buy the DVD titles we want to see that are not on Netflix. So I just made a home media server and buy the DVD's of things we WILL watch and add them to it. Now when I open the media server, I know there isn't anything in it I won't watch.

Kodi with the latest download service on an Amazon Firestick through my VPN router. Crap that’s a lot of work just to watch a movie.