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December 7, 2008 9:00 PM PST

TiVo launches Netflix streaming for its Series3 DVRs

by John P. Falcone
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Netflix on TiVo (Credit: TiVo)

Netflix streaming is now available on TiVo Series3 DVRs. The feature was announced a several weeks ago, but the idea of a TiVo/Netflix partnership dates back to September 2004.

The service is effectively identical to the Netflix feature available on the LG BD300, Samsung BD-P2500, BD-P2550, Roku Player, and the Xbox 360. That means that existing Netflix subscribers can stream more than 12,000 movies and TV shows directly to their TV over a broadband Internet connection on an unlimited basis, with no additional charges beyond the existing Netflix and TiVo service fees. The available catalog is currently dominated by standard-definition fare, but the TiVos can also stream Netflix's still small HD library (about 300 titles).

We'll have a hands-on evaluation of the Netflix-on-TiVo experience later this week.

John P. Falcone covers home theater and network entertainment products. He's been writing for CNET since 2002.
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by daren.darrow December 7, 2008 10:41 PM PST
Huzzah!
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