[djrconcepts]

This is pretty sweet, but wish there was a way to filter to show movies available on netflix.

[oldboyFX]

Netflix will be shutting down their API in 10 days. So unfortunately pulling their data won't be possible. We'll look into other services asap.

[molf]

How about crowdsourcing?

[oldboyFX]

Difficult but possible. There are some easier possible ways of getting the data. We'll be looking into those first.

[djtriptych]

+1. I can't believe that still doesn't exist on the web. I have Hulu Plus, Netflix, and Amazon Prime accounts, but nothing will answer for me "Can I watch this movie for free somewhere?".

Filtering by streaming service is a killer feature.

[smhinsey]

With the exception of Amazon, who evidently weren't interested in cooperating, Tivo does a great job of this. You get some Amazon content but it's not the good stuff. For Hulu and Netflix you get unified search and you can do things like come across an in-progress movie in the guide, see that it's available on Netflix, and start watching it right away. I really wish Amazon would let Tivo have a decent app with Prime support.

Edit: Sure enough, as soon as I posted this I came across an article saying that Tivo will be getting Amazon Prime this fall, as well as Vudu. http://zatznotfunny.com/2014-08/amazon-instant-vudu-coming-t...

[therealarmen]

http://www.canistream.it

[enobrev]

Only netflix, but http://whatisonnetflix.com/ (sorts them by imdb or rottentomatoes ratings)

edit: I didn't realize they were shutting down their api to 3rd parties very soon. I'm assuming this won't work after that

[chocolateboy]

http://www.moreflicks.com/

[aaronblohowiak]

You can do this on the fan tv ipad app.