I love Hulu. About half of the programming that we watch at home comes from Hulu (and the other half from Netflix). This is because I have a computer right beside my HDTV, because my television doesn’t have digital tuners and I wanted to be able to record broadcast shows for time-shifting. A computer was [...]
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HDTV Almanac - Roku Scores Free Movies with Crackle
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alfredpoor
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fsdough
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Crackle Free?
Any movie or TV program supported by commercials is not free. I would rather pay money to view commercial-free programming than view commercial-cost programming without paying money.
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alfredpoor
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I agree
Free does not mean "without cost". It just means that you don't have to pay any money.
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dneily
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No Crackle HD (yet)
Unlike Netflix and Hulu Plus, which offer some 720p content, the best resolution on Crackle is 480p according to their FAQ.
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jassmine12
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Re: Crackle Free?
You are absolutely right. no site provides free movies to watch. Even i have visited so many sites they don't offer to watch movies free.fsdough wrote:Any movie or TV program supported by commercials is not free. I would rather pay money to view commercial-free programming than view commercial-cost programming without paying money.