Either way, your comment, "considering Netflix is moving away from the DVD plan to just Streaming only" is not true anytime soon.

Not according to Netflix.

"Netflix expects its DVD-by-mail business to peak in 2013, at which point it believes its Watch Instantly streaming service will be driving its growth."

http://newteevee.com/2010/05/27/netflix ... wTeeVee%29

hn333 wrote:

Either way, your comment, "considering Netflix is moving away from the DVD plan to just Streaming only" is not true anytime soon.

Not according to Netflix.

"Netflix expects its DVD-by-mail business to peak in 2013, at which point it believes its Watch Instantly streaming service will be driving its growth."

http://newteevee.com/2010/05/27/netflix ... wTeeVee%29

Just because they expect streaming to be driving their growth doesn't mean they are moving away frmo DVD plans entirely. They are offering a streaming only plan, but not by removing any existing DVD plans. It will be years before they would consider stopping the DVD service, if they ever do.

daisy.frederick wrote:

Hi Bactrian5,

For MLB.com its one subscription per Roku player.

Not true. Every channel allows you to watch one subscription on all players.