I just browse to Amazon's web site (via a Mag Glass search for "amazon prime instant video"), click "Movies", pick some random free movie that seems like a good test case, then click the green "Watch Free" (or whatever it is) button and expand to full screen.anuraj1 wrote:Out of curiosity, how are you going about watching Amazon Prime videos? Maybe I am not doing it correctly... I search for them using the Magnifying Glass button on the remote, and then click "Rent" or "Buy" when they appear in the search. It takes me into a browser with a big green button that says "Watch Now", but clicking on it doesn't do anything.
If you can name one that's free, I can try your path. I'm just guessing that without someone naming one it'd be a lot of guess and check before the search got me to an Amazon free one. That, and I don't use the mag search the way you described because I'm leery of it feeding through without my Prime info and me getting charged. I program computers, not trust computers.
- Catrane