Netflix is amazing which offers the mail-based movie rental service named Watch Now to let subscribes watch movies and TV shows anytime on the computers, phones, tablets and more. You can watch zillions of movies and (non-current season) TV shows on demand, instantly, and for like $7 per month. Of course, it’s an indeed great experience to enjoy Netflix movies & TV shows if you owned an iPhone(iPhone 6/6 Plus included). And it can be done in two ways:
Option 1: Watch Netflix via iPhone directly
With the Netflix app on your iPhone, you can even play them on your iOS device, so long as you have an Internet connection. By the way, to watch Netflix items, you have to be a subscriber of Netflix, if not, join it and get the service from Netflix.
1. Turn on iPhone;
2. Connect iPhone to the Internet;
3. Open iPhone App Store and find the Netflix app;
4. Download the Netflix app and install it;
5. Launch the Netflix and log in it with your Netflix account. If you haven’t subscribed the Netflix service, join Netflix.
6. Search your Netflix movies and rent it.
Note: If you rent some Netflix movie, you have to watch it before the dead line. (Read Netflix Top 10 DVD Rentals review)
Option 2: Watch downloaded Netflix on your iPhone
Many people in forums complained their Netflix videos couldn’t be played on iPhone since iPhone series only accept movies in MP4, MOV and M4V, while video downloaders differs in formats for saving files like in FLV, WMV and more with DRM. Yeah, downloaded Netflix videos are incompatible with iPhones and needed to convert. In addition, to get the perfect view of movies, you’d better make sure the video resolution, bit rate and more of your Netflix movies downloaded are proper on the iPhone(iPhone 6/6 Plus included). If not, adjust it.
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To make your Netflix downloads compatible with your iPhone, you can use Pavtube iMedia Converter for Mac to be your assistant. With the ultra fast conversion speed, the Mac app enables you to convert videos from and to a wide range of media formats easily and quickly on Mac(Yosemite included). Only three steps are needed to do the conversion. For iPhone, you can even get an optimized preset for iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 4S, etc. that’s to say, you needn’t set the resolution, bite rate, out format and more by yourself. Windows version is here. Below is how to convert download videos from Netflix to iPhone supported format for playback without any trouble. Lets find out.
Step-by-step: Convert downloaded Netflix movies to iPhone(iPhone 6/6 Plus included) when offline
Free Download this Best Mac Netflix Videos Converter:
Step 1. Run iMedia Converter for Mac, click “Add Video” add or import the downloaded Netflix movies into it.
Step 2. The one used here is iMeda Converter for Mac which is professional in converting video and even provides some optimized presets for popular devices including iPhone devices, so you can directly select the name of your device on the format list, i.e:
Click “Format” drop-down list and choose “iPhone > iPhone 6 Plus H.264 Full Screen/Full HD 1080P(*.mp4)” as the most compatible preset for iPhone 6 Plus. If you have an iPhone 5S/5C, just choose “iPhone 5S/5C H.264 Full HD 1080P(*.mp4)” from “iPhone”, there’s no need for you to set the video settings by yourself.
Tip:
a. Click “Settings” to free change video resolution, bitrate(quality), frame rate andother settings. If you want to get video in smaller size, just turn down the “bitrate” settings.
b. Meanwhile, you could edit Netflix downloads by using some editing functions, like cropping, trimming, watermarking, adding subtitles and more.
Step 3. You can hit the big red “Convert” to start converting Netflix Videos to iPhone with best video settings. After the conversion, click “Open” to quick locate the converted video. Then, sync the converted videos to your iPhone via iTunes for watching as you wish. Have fun!
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