New Release: MyNetflix v2.2.1 - Instant Queue Feature
Yesterday, Netflix added an additional queue to your account - the Instant Queue.
This feature ties in well with what many people have been requesting for MyNetflix. So, this morning I added the code necessary in MyNetflix to use this new Instant Queue. Now in MyNetflix, you can perform the normal queue operations on your instant queue (add, remove, move to top). However, the way that I anticipate people will use this feature is to add movies to your instant queue on your PC/laptop, and then select movies for viewing from your instant queue on your Media Center PC.
The new release has been posted to my Software page
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Two things I would still like to see.
1. Browsing queue, etc without DVD cover thumbnails.
2. The ability to easily switch profiles.
Comment by jedipunk — May 5, 2008 @ 4:21 am
I’ve been using this program for a couple of months now, and I wanted to say how much I love it and how useful it has been to me. I dropped by here yesterday to see if there was any mention of the new Instant Queue, and was presently surprised to find that the software had ALREADY been updated to include it, and it works beautifully…can’t ask for much more than that
Thanks for a great product, and keep up the good work!
Comment by GM1968 — May 5, 2008 @ 7:18 am
still no alphabetising?
Comment by vinegar — May 10, 2008 @ 9:36 am
I installed this plug-in and am unable to get it to view my watch now movie. I have all the prerecs installed just when in MCE select the movie to watch it gives me an incombatiblity error and closes. Any suggetions?????
Comment by Chad — May 17, 2008 @ 12:02 pm
Well, all this is missing is extender support for watchit now movies. I have tried both this and VMCNetflix (http://myweb.cableone.net/eluttmann04/projects/vmcNetFlix/default.htm) and while it only works about 5% of the time, it allows streaming…so I know it can be done. But yours is SO much better UI wise, and much more responsive on the 360. Just get watchitnow on the extender and you got a gold mine.
Comment by Dietrich Duke — May 27, 2008 @ 11:41 am