How to Watch Playing with Fire Online in Australia

Netflix doesn’t reveal the size of its ever-changing library, but it’s estimated to have around 6,000 titles available to stream. And while not all survived the passage to Australia, Netflix’s in-house productions are all here, including Jessica Jones, House of Cards, Narcos, Chef’s Table, and dozens more.

To begin watching movies and TV shows from your PC or Mac: 1. Open an Internet browser 2. Go to www.netflix.com 3. Sign into your Netflix account 4. Select a title to play That’s it

Netflix Australia offers a range of subscription options to suit a wide swath of users, with each plan offered on a monthly basis. First up, the Basic monthly subscription. For $9.99 per month, this option allows the user to stream content in standard definition to one screen at a time. The next pricing tier, Standard, which comes in at $13.99 per month gives subscribers access to high-definition streaming across two screens — which means there’s less fighting over the account! You can download onto two offline devices. The top tier, Premium, delivers 4K streaming to up to four devices at the same time for $17.99 per month. Known as ultra-high-definition, this option requires you to have a 4k-capable TV in your home. The caveat, of course, is that this option chews data like nobody’s business. But if you have fast broadband, this shouldn’t be a problem.

hayu is available on via your web browser — meaning you can watch it on most macs and PCs. You can also use hayu apps available on mobile devices (iOS10 and up, Android 4.4 and up) to get your reality fix on the go. Hayu also supports TV based solutions, currently including the Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Kindle Fire, Fetch TV, and Telstra TV. You can even stream hayu content over Airplay and Chromecast — they’re built into the apps!

Most episodes on hayu are between 42-44 minutes in length. Generally speaking, streaming videos burns around 3GB per hour for HD quality and anywhere between 700MB-1GB per hour for SD quality. For mobile data connections, the hayu apps use adaptive streaming technology, which means the service works out what is appropriate for your connection speed. On WiFi, hayu will deliver the best video quality available, depending on what your broadband connection can handle.