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MickeyDavis wrote:buckboy wrote:I started the 7 day trial last night on Fubo. It's really user-friendly. I like it a lot.
The biggest thing is the picture quality. Waaaaaaaaaaaaay better than Directv.
You're the first person I know who has Fubo so I appreciate the info. DVR capabilities?
buckboy wrote:It's been a couple months.
Love Fubo.
MickeyDavis wrote:buckboy wrote:It's been a couple months.
Love Fubo.
Local channels? Which ESPN channels? What about regional college like Big Ten Network, etc? NFL Redzone?
soboMP3 wrote:MickeyDavis wrote:buckboy wrote:It's been a couple months.
Love Fubo.
Local channels? Which ESPN channels? What about regional college like Big Ten Network, etc? NFL Redzone?
https://www.fubo.tv/welcome/channels
Looks great. If it weren't for the fact that I can split YoutubeTV with my friend, I'd jump to that. I just find a stream for the occasional Bucks/Brewer game I can actually watch. If Bally's wasn't riddled with complaints I'd happily pay the $19.99 for it, but at this point that does not appear to be the case.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:I really wish TNT sold a stand alone package.
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I think all the steaming services carry TNT. I just wish TNT sold a stand alone for like 8-10 a month because I don't really watch the other channels offered.MickeyDavis wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I really wish TNT sold a stand alone package.
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Hmmm I don't see TNT on the Fubo lineup either. I'd have to pass, no TNT, no Red Zone.
In the next year or two you're going to see a lot more streaming options for individual channels/packages (like ESPN) and then eventually there will be consolidation because people can only pay for so many. And many will just say F it, I'll stick with cable. One price, has what I need.
WeekapaugGroove wrote:I think all the steaming services carry TNT. I just wish TNT sold a stand alone for like 8-10 a month because I don't really watch the other channels offered.MickeyDavis wrote:WeekapaugGroove wrote:I really wish TNT sold a stand alone package.
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Hmmm I don't see TNT on the Fubo lineup either. I'd have to pass, no TNT, no Red Zone.
In the next year or two you're going to see a lot more streaming options for individual channels/packages (like ESPN) and then eventually there will be consolidation because people can only pay for so many. And many will just say F it, I'll stick with cable. One price, has what I need.
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soboMP3 wrote:Streaming services started out so promising. But really if you want all of the things, it seems like cable is going to be the way to go. The one thing I can't wrap my head around with cable, though, (at my parent's place when trying to catch the last few minutes of the Bucks opener) are channel numbers. On YoutubeTV, I just scroll down to TNT in its obvious grouping with other similar channels. I spent several minutes trying to find TNT on their nonsensical Comcast guide and finally turned it on with like 30 seconds left. Get rid of archaic channel numbers.
RogerMurdock wrote:soboMP3 wrote:Streaming services started out so promising. But really if you want all of the things, it seems like cable is going to be the way to go. The one thing I can't wrap my head around with cable, though, (at my parent's place when trying to catch the last few minutes of the Bucks opener) are channel numbers. On YoutubeTV, I just scroll down to TNT in its obvious grouping with other similar channels. I spent several minutes trying to find TNT on their nonsensical Comcast guide and finally turned it on with like 30 seconds left. Get rid of archaic channel numbers.
I did a free trial of YouTube TV to see if I wanted to ditch cable. I had the opposite opinion. It was annoying that I had to scroll to find a channel every time. With channel numbers, I can just type in the number on the remote. Obviously, if I switch to YouTube, I'll get used to it and it will go faster.
I do agree, that sometimes the channel order seems nonsensical. With mine, they are at least grouped somewhat. The cable news channels are together, sports tend to be together, etc. Though when channels get added, they stuff them wherever.
DanoMac wrote:bullox wrote:That phone number was an asset to you. You had a direct line to the gm. You've squandered it.
I squandered an asset? Then Hammond taught me well.
Gery Woelfel wrote:Got a time big boy?
Matches Malone wrote:Not so great in the monopolizing area of things, but if they can broadcast games with the same quality as Thursday Night Football, then I’m in.
MickeyDavis wrote:Warner Bros. Discovery is in talks to merge with Paramount. Max would then merge with Paramount+.
People have had enough paying for multiple streamers. Consolidation makes sense.
