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Lagamorph wrote:Is it just me or does "You vs Wild" seem like a "How much can I strawberry float over Bear Grylls" simulator?
Ironhide wrote:Does anyone know the name of this show? It was a German sci-fi drama set in a small town involving a missing kid and people inadvertently time travelling.
Watched it sometime last year but I can't remember what it was called.
Moggy wrote:Ironhide wrote:Does anyone know the name of this show? It was a German sci-fi drama set in a small town involving a missing kid and people inadvertently time travelling.
Watched it sometime last year but I can't remember what it was called.
Dark?
also pleased to see S2 of The Rain is coming next month, gritty European sci-fi dramas 
Godzilla wrote:So they can invest in my Adam Sandler projects.
Starting today, when you watch Netflix on your TV, it should sound even better.
Some of the most iconic moments in TV and film are defined by their score. Without its beautiful theme music, would The Crown be as majestic? Would the eeriness of Stranger Things come across in the same way?
Often the subtlety of sound may go unnoticed, but it can have a profound impact on the atmosphere of a scene and fundamentally change how a viewer responds to it. The magical combination of sight and sound brings viewers closer to the story, and that’s why we support creative technologies and features like 4K, HDR, Dolby Atmos® and Netflix Calibrated Mode.
Today we’re excited to announce a new feature, high-quality audio, which takes our sound quality to another level. We gave it this straightforward name because it fits: high-quality audio delivers audio that sounds closer to what creators hear in the studio, so every little detail is captured for a richer, more intense experience. Additionally, if you have bandwidth or device limitations, we’ve made the feature adaptive so that we will deliver the best possible audio to match your capabilities. This is similar to what we already do for video.
The Member Experience
Most TV devices that support 5.1 or Dolby Atmos are capable of receiving better sound. Depending on your device and bandwidth capabilities, the bitrate you receive may vary:
5.1: From 192 kbps (good) up to 640 kbps (great/perceptually transparent)
Dolby Atmos: From 448 kbps up to 768 kbps (Dolby Atmos is available for members subscribed to the Premium plan)
We expect these bitrates to evolve over time as we get more efficient with our encoding techniques.
Dolby Atmos on Netflix
Netflix supports streaming with Dolby Atmos audio on select titles.
What do I need to stream with Dolby Atmos audio?
A Dolby Atmos-capable audio system.
A plan that supports streaming in Ultra HD. You can check which plan you’re currently on at netflix.com/ChangePlan
A Netflix-capable device with Dolby Atmos support
Streaming quality set to High or Auto. More information about video quality settings can be found in our Playback Settings article.
Which devices support Dolby Atmos audio with Netflix?
The following devices support Dolby Atmos with Netflix. For exact device models with Dolby Atmos available, please visit the device manufacturer's website.
Apple TV 4K (requires tvOS 12 or later)
LG OLED TVs (2017 or newer models)
Panasonic TVs (2019 or newer models)
Pixela 4K Smart Tuner
Roku TVs (2018 or newer models)
Sony BRAVIA Android TVs (2018 or newer models)
Toshiba TVs (2019 or newer models)
Vizio TVs (2018 or newer models)
Windows 10 computer or tablet (requires Windows 10 RS3 Build 16299 or later)
Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X
Godzilla wrote:Santa Clarita Diet had been cancelled... Standard Netflix stuff, show is popular, fans and critics love it, cheap to make and has a cult following... cancel it. So they can invest in my Adam Sandler projects.
Ironhide wrote:Moggy wrote:Ironhide wrote:Does anyone know the name of this show? It was a German sci-fi drama set in a small town involving a missing kid and people inadvertently time travelling.
Watched it sometime last year but I can't remember what it was called.
Dark?
That's the one, been going mental trying to remember the name.
Cheers Moggy.
Edit: just checked on Netflix and a 2nd season has been confirmed
NickSCFC wrote:I'm considering cancelling my subscription and just getting it when there's a new Stranger Things, The Crown or Better Call Saul season.
There's just so little high quality content compared to a couple of years back, Disney/Fox and Warner pulling content in favour of their own upcoming services has had a serious detrimental effect on the movie lineup, I can't believe how much cheap trash is on there now and can only see it getting worse.
When I look for movies to watch now I don't even bother looking on Netflix and jump straight to Prime.
Ironhide wrote:NickSCFC wrote:I'm considering cancelling my subscription and just getting it when there's a new Stranger Things, The Crown or Better Call Saul season.
There's just so little high quality content compared to a couple of years back, Disney/Fox and Warner pulling content in favour of their own upcoming services has had a serious detrimental effect on the movie lineup, I can't believe how much cheap trash is on there now and can only see it getting worse.
When I look for movies to watch now I don't even bother looking on Netflix and jump straight to Prime.
Prime just has the issue of a lot of films not being included in the subscription. It's not just new releases either, I wanted to watch Die Hard last Christmas and my only options were to rent or buy the SD version for something like £6.
twitter.com/NetflixUK/status/1126434283449671680
Ironhide wrote:Moggy wrote:Ironhide wrote:Does anyone know the name of this show? It was a German sci-fi drama set in a small town involving a missing kid and people inadvertently time travelling.
Watched it sometime last year but I can't remember what it was called.
Dark?
That's the one, been going mental trying to remember the name.
Cheers Moggy.
Edit: just checked on Netflix and a 2nd season has been confirmed