After sticking with ATV for about a year, I can safely say it's not for me. I don't feel the need to own the rights to anything I watch, the ATV's processor is too slow and 160GB is a joke. I like Handbrake to use when I want to put something I have on DVD on my Ipod for a long trip, but when I think about putting my entire collection of DVDs onto some massive hard drive solution, I laugh.
Netflix (both the discs and the streaming) just make too much monetary sense for somebody who doesn't feel the need to own what I buy forever. Maybe if there were a subscription plan for TV shows... but no. It's only a matter of time before somebody figures out how to get the PS3 to receive Netflix videos (who knows, maybe a used Xbox is worth it!).
That said, I would still love to watch some videos on my TV. How does the Apple Composite AV Cable work, especially with a relatively good 1080p TV? Does it fit the screen? Any degradation issues?
Netflix (both the discs and the streaming) just make too much monetary sense for somebody who doesn't feel the need to own what I buy forever. Maybe if there were a subscription plan for TV shows... but no. It's only a matter of time before somebody figures out how to get the PS3 to receive Netflix videos (who knows, maybe a used Xbox is worth it!).
That said, I would still love to watch some videos on my TV. How does the Apple Composite AV Cable work, especially with a relatively good 1080p TV? Does it fit the screen? Any degradation issues?