Is Naruto Shippuden HD on hulu plus?
I just signed up for Hulu plus and I'm watching Naruto Shippuden episodes on my PS3 and XBOX 360 and the quality is pretty bad. I have good internet but Hulu plus says you can watch it in HD and the quality is like 480p is it just the episodes or what??
Why are there ads in Hulu Plus?
http://www.hulu.com/help/article...First, see above. Hulu says it best. Probably a longer answer than necessary but some people don't understand why everything is not free. It's not a black box, nor is Hulu trying to dupe subscribers. The original intention of Hulu was to give everyone as much great content as possible all in one place. Why? Because that's an awesome idea. "Free" TV such as broadcast has given us as viewers a false sense of what content is worth. You've watched amazing shows your entire life (from Seinfeld to Breaking Bad) because of ads. "But I didn't have to pay to watch Seinfeld." Yes you did, just not with your wallet. You paid with your time. 8 minutes worth of commercials every 30 minutes. And, so many people watched, networks could charge a lot for ad placement and make a lot, and produce awesome content.With Hulu Plus you watch (at least you use to watch) less ads than TV, and it was a better experience because you have a say in the ads you see. Nonetheless, putting great shows online is expensive, and a subscription fee merely subsidizes the cost. It doesn't cover the cost. Hulu may offer ad free down the road, but you're going to pay for it. More than you do now.
Is Hulu Plus worth paying $10 a month for?
It depends how much you value $10 and how you intend on using Hulu.$10 to me is almost the cost of dining out for lunch, or watching a movie at the theater for comparison.To me the ten dollars is buying the following:The ability to catch up on a few shows that I enjoy: House, Modern Family, Traffic Light, Perfect Couples, especially from the current season.Discover new shows.Access to closed captioned content (useful if you have young children who co-sleep).Catching TV shows before it comes out on Netflix/DVD.So... is it worth it? For a few months a year, yes. I can catch up on my favorite shows during the regular TV season. During the summer, it's not so great - but I keep forgetting to cancel it... but it's $10 and I don't have a lot of entertainment expenses.There are however some downsides:Mixed availability for shows. Some shows have multiple seasons. Some shows have just the current season. Some shows have only 5 random episodes.On the web, paying for content usually means ad-free. Hulu is using the Cable-TV model of paid content means you still get ads.Closed captioning isn't consistent on each episode.
Is '' Victorious '' on Netflix?
Yes, it shows 2 discs available for season 1
Is it OK to constantly hold and resume subscriptions for Hulu/Netflix?
They charge you every month, but if you hold your account for all the times you're not watching a movie or a show (which is probably over 20 hours a day), and resume it when you are watching, they'll charge you several weeks later than your original billing date. Is there a rule against this? Or is it fine to do?
Can I use my Hulu account on 2 different devices?
Cord cutters often look for streaming services like Netflix that allow multiple streams. You’re probably here for the same reason and we understand why. To begin with, none of us like to spend lavishly on entertainment. Secondly, whether you like to admit it or not, everyone seeks to get more for less. Luckily for us, some of the subscription-based VOD services do have features that permit more than one user to stream simultaneously using the same platform.If you’ve ever used Apple’s Family Sharing feature, you’ll know how great it is to be able to pay for one iTunes account and have your entire family share your iTunes and App Store purchases. In essence, the ability to stream across devices at once saves people tons of money. Moreover, having a couple of streaming accounts under the same roof is like having multiple Cable TV subscriptions, which does not make any sense.As a Hulu subscriber, you must be wondering whether its possible to watch content using just one account concurrently. If so, you’re on the right page. Find, how many screens you can watch Hulu.To address your question, Hulu’s subscription plans allow users to watch only on a single screen at a time even though you can link more than device to your account. As you may already be aware, Hulu now has two major plans, one that features video-on-demand and is free of commercials and the other that’s a bit costlier but equips you to stream a slew of channels live, as they’re being aired. However, it lacks a plan that offers multiple streams, putting a stopper on account sharing.So for example, if you’re a Hulu subscriber who’s currently watching Family Guy but your sibling would like to enjoy an episode of Seinfeld at the same time, Hulu’s official plan doesn’t make it possible to please two people sharing one account.Feel free to get in touch with us here: Hulu (No Commercials) ~ Lifetime ~ Premium Account Cheap Price
Who would be the best person to interview for a Master's Thesis on freemium?
If you're looking within the entertainment industry, you should contact Daniel Ek of Spotify and Sam Tarantino of Grooveshark. Both are really approachable and could help you either directly or via someone else in their company. Also you could try to contact Jason Kilar of Hulu, they would make a great case study for freemium (whether conversion has worked for them through Hulu Plus).However, perhaps the best example of 'freemium' in practice is Skype. You should definitely get in touch with someone there to speak to them about their model.
On Hulu and Netflix, no SNL music performances?
Many times, the artist appearing on the show appears courtesy of their record label for that NBC appearance. To re-air that music elsewhere, record labels have a right to request money for the rights of those songs. To save money, Saturday Night Live simply doesn't air them on Hulu or Netflix.