Revolution anyone?

One way of doing this is to use Truecrypt to create an encrypted volume and sync that with your Dropbox. But this is actually a headache as it has to upload the entire volume each time you make changes and you have to mount and unmount the volume for that to occur. I found this to be too much of a headache.

After Google searching around, I found the perfect solution. And no, I don't work for the company that puts this out. This lets you create a folder in your Dropbox that encrypts the data inside that folder with your own key and encrypts / decrypts in in real time. Great solution and works perfect! I wanted to share this gem that I found and hope you guys find it useful.

http://www.boxcryptor.com/

Running on my laptop at 1900 x 1200 resolution through Time Warner Cable Internet, the movies I watch look beautiful and don't stutter or pixelate at full screen. Buffering a movie takes about 10-15 seconds. Netflix streaming scales to the quality of your connection, just like Slingbox. The better your connection, the better it looks. I would guess the closer your connection is to the 384 or so basic DSL, your quality would suffer.