speedlever
iPF Novice
I've been with Netflix for 10 years or thereabouts.
Great service.
Great service.
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Has anyone tried Netflix yet. I've never hears of them but if I can watch all kinds of movies for 8 bucks a month, I could cancel the $40.00 a mo. Movie channels I have. it says we can even get it on our tv for same price.
Let me know your experiences with it
Rem
How does one get Netflix on their TV? I don't have an iPhone or xbox or any other item that you plug into the TV except my laptop and I do not know how to plug in my Laptop to my tv
Rem
The easiest way to get Netflix on your tv is to buy a roku device. Roku Digital Video Player | Watch Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Video On Demand, and MLB.TV on Roku Player. It will cost about $60. Plug the roku into your internet connection, plug your tv into your roku. It works great.
Our Blu-Ray DVD player can stream Netflix.
If you've got one - you can also get to Netflix via your TV if you've got a Wii. That's what I use. Works quite well, actually.
Marilyn
Sweetpoison, did you call Apple and see if they would credit you for the cost ofnthose apps you paid for? If you using the same bamking info for itunes and just changed id i dont see why not, im in the same boat i have an email address setup under itunes that is no longer valid when i changed cable companies, but i havent changed and i have over $200 in apps,music,videos i would lose.
I have exactly the same problem, e-mail does not match my apple id e-mail n app install. Nothing works to fix this, but I noticed something interesting when I was at work I got the correct e-mail, same as my apple ID. The one from home matches my Rogers e-mail which is my internet provider. So maybe it is picking the e-mail from the service provider, maybe I set up an old ID with that one. So go to another wifi internet connection and try it.
Clearer?
That is a very weird solution that I think may not really have been the culprit. Apple should not care where you are connected.OK my last post was confusing.
1 - Problem: From my home computer when I went to install an app on my ipad it showed my wrong e-mail
2 - I could not edit this, did not find a fix anywhere
3 - Solution: The only way for me to have the correct e-mail show up was to connect to the internet through another wifi connection
4 - Therefor I concluded that at home - my home internet provider e-mail was automatically loading and not my correct apple ID e-mail
I thought others may benefit from this accidental fix I found so I posted.
Clearer?