, uninstalling AU and restarting everything restored WMC to its previous state of health.
Yeah, that could be. Not a fault of the program though.richard1980 wrote:I think the OP's problem is he tried to download a bunch of stuff from Amazon and saturated his local network. Then when he tried to stream content over the local network to his extenders, there wasn't enough bandwidth available because of all the AU downloads. So naturally that makes AU bad...
I want to try it, where can I get it?LuckyDay wrote:Unboxed is great IMO, but you have to set it up in a certain way to be worth it.
The nice thing about Amazon movie/TV purchase is that using unboxed allows them to be downloaded as MP4 files locally. So they can be played across WMC and stored in your media folders.
You don't need Unboxed to be open or running to play the videos, so just install it, and then turn off everything that makes it run in the background. Just open it manually whenever you want to download new shows or movies you have purchased, then close the program.
Well, I have Amazon Prime. Use my PC to browse titles and add to my watch list then use my Bluray player to watch.adam1991 wrote:Amazon. It's what they call their mechanism for viewing the movies you buy or rent from them.
When you buy a movie, you have to download it via their app.
Yeah, it's been a couple of years. So you can download HD movies to your PC via Unbox? Do they use DD/DTS audio or is it still WMA Pro?adam1991 wrote:It must have been a LONG time since you've looked at Amazon movies.
They took it down in August. I looked to see if I had a local copy, but I don't.tzr916 wrote:Does anyone have an actual link to this app for the PC that allows downloading titles?
Indeed - thread title updated.richard1980 wrote:And just for clarification, it's called Amazon Unbox, not Amazon Unboxed.
