In a blog post, the streamer's technology team has revealed some of the technology behind its move into live content ...

Streaming Netflix explains how it's quietly upgraded the image quality of your favorite movies and TV shows – and it's all about film grain News By Sam Kieldsen published 6 July 2025 ...

NETFLIX has revealed some of the easiest ways to boost your TV picture quality – and where you might be going wrong. If you’re a Netflix fan, you’ll probably be wanting to get the very … ...

Netflix customers in Europe and the U.K. say the streamer is still delivering substandard video quality for HD and Ultra HD content.

In the latest round of coronavirus-induced tech news, YouTube, AppleTV+, and Amazon Prime video have all begun to reduce default streaming bitrates in Europe, following a similar move by Netflix ...

Netflix's move to reduce bitrates rather than resolution means that users will still be able to stream in 4K, but video quality could become choppier and more pixelated. Image source: Getty Images.

Netflix is attempting to try and make its video streaming service accessible to its subscribers through lower-bandwidth connections, as well as minimizing buffering, with a new Dynamic Optimizer tool.

FOR THOSE OF you regularly watching Netflix through your laptop, you will have known that the type of speeds you have can affect image quality, but where you’re watching a show and your settings ...

Going forward, Netflix will encode each movie and television episode at a unique bitrate, so even users with slower connections should be able to stream certain shows with high image quality.