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#171162 8-Apr-2015 16:47
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i've signed up to netflix NZ and would like to try netflix US

i'm currently watching it via my samsung tv with the smart hub netflix app. Do i just sign up to a unotelly account, add the DNS to my tv and away i go?

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  #1279159 8-Apr-2015 16:52
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Yep.



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  #1279163 8-Apr-2015 16:54
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awesome, i dont need to change my netflix nz account? it will auto change to US content?

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  #1279165 8-Apr-2015 16:56
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mrphil: awesome, i dont need to change my netflix nz account? it will auto change to US content?


Correct netflix accounts work in every region the cataloger you are shown is based on IP address which unblock-us etc will hide/change



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  #1279167 8-Apr-2015 17:00
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I've just been through all this. You do actually have to do some setup things in Unotelly itself, its not quite all magic!




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  #1279168 8-Apr-2015 17:00
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thank guys 

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  #1279352 8-Apr-2015 22:19
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Grab the istreamguide app (free on Android, paid on iOS), you can search all Netflix titles and easily see which region/s have said program

Norway/Belgium/Switzerland seem to have a surprisingly good amount of program not available in US Netflix 

 
 
 

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  #1279381 9-Apr-2015 00:35
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Once you're up and running, go into the "Dynamo" page on Unotelly (accessed from a tile on their QuickStart page) and scroll through the options. That's where you choose which regions you see for different applications or devices. Option 1 is Netflix region. I think it defaults to USA but if you want to try Canada, for example, you can make the change there (you might need to restart your telly for the change to take effect). Then scroll through the other sections and decide for each which set of channels you want to unlock. Some of them are device specific and don't need to be touched. Any that don't apply to you, just leave as is. If all you want is US Netflix, then you probably don't need to touch a thing. I had to make a few tweaks to get 7Plus and ABC in Australia working. Happy viewing!




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  #1279502 9-Apr-2015 10:00
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I also find lemontv.co.nz (by Geekzone member Killerkiwi2005) is good for finding titles you're after because you can include not only all Netflix regions, but also BBC, Neon, Lightbox etc. to the search. Netflix don't have everything available, unfortunately.




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  #1279569 9-Apr-2015 12:37
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Update:
Super easy to do, signed up to unotelly selected usa on the Dynamo page the add the DNS to the tv and I was watching US Netflix

Worth giving it a go since both Netflix and unotelly offers free trails

Thanks for all the help guys

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