Yeah that's not YouTube's fault, it's just greedy capitalism that you have to shell out one game a year for Peacock.
OT - YouTube TV
- Thread starter B1G RED RULES
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Going from directv to cox then to YTTV our only gripe is the DVR. It records every show ever, not just new shows. And it doesn’t mark them as watched nor can you delete any (AFAIK).
If you infrequently watch a particular series, it’s hard to know what you watched already when you go back. You either guess or watch for awhile until you figure out you already saw it.
We do like being able to arrange the guide in the order of channels we prefer. And multiview is awesome. Had NFL, World Series and an NBA game on at same time
If you infrequently watch a particular series, it’s hard to know what you watched already when you go back. You either guess or watch for awhile until you figure out you already saw it.
We do like being able to arrange the guide in the order of channels we prefer. And multiview is awesome. Had NFL, World Series and an NBA game on at same time
Sucks. I signed up like 2 months ago...... but i went from dish where i was paying 180 (no negotiating). If it were up for me, I'd just have it for football season.
2 years ago, Youtube TV was 45$/month. Won't be long before it is over 100$...
who watches TV anymore? sure as heck not me.. it only gets turned on for a game or a rare movie that hasn't already been seen.
Dish is the worst they will not negotiate it difficult to get any equipment replaced I would never recommend dish
My wife like dish. I told her for a year to call and try to cancel to get a better deal. She hated that, so im like fine lets do YouTube tv. no hassle, cancel whenever you want. The biggest problems with satellite are equipment costs, and scummy contracts imo. Well that and dish is like 10 Billion in debt. Directv backed out of their deal to buy Dish. It's probably gonna be dead in a few years if I had to guess.
In the end that's probably not great for us as less competition probably leads to higher prices.
Just got the notice that YoutubeTV is increasing monthly by $10. That's $120/yr. for you English majors. Prolly them pesky tariffs.
Those massive TV deals are definitely getting passed on to consumers. But yay, that means 5 star QB's can be paid millions of bucks to ride the pine. That's the exact sacrifice I was willing to make with my labor power.
But seriously though, the prior price point was pretty good for me. Now, I may consider dropping it during the football offseason. Can't keep jacking up prices and expecting no consequences, though I do think Youtube TV itself is far from the only one at blame here.
You can split it 3 ways, which is what I do. Doesn't even have to be the same household. Even so, a lot of people my age are foregoing a live TV service because they don't want to pay for it.
Nah, you can be in different zip codes last I knew. My mother has it, and she shares it with my sister and I who are in different zip codes. Same state, but well outside the same zip code.
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I think anyone who is subscribed to You Tube, Dish, DIrect, Cox, etc, etc, etc is being taken to the cleaners on television viewing and their constant viewing issues and frequent price increases. Every time that company has groups of people switching to a new service, the cost goes up for current viewers. Fcvk that noise.
I have a package that has everything a person could ever possibly want to view and its $ 28.00 a month with the price having been $ 23.00 a month for 5 years prior to that price increase a few months ago.
Been YT TV customer for two years. Had one NBA playoff game where their server crashed, missed the 4th Q. Had two instances where I recorded Husker Volleyball on DVR and it recorded the wrong program. Also, no History Channel. They just raised rates starting January 2025.
That's the bad. The good is I still like it vs the cable options. I'm curious about Direct TV streaming but can't remember why I didn't select it. Maybe due to price.
That's the bad. The good is I still like it vs the cable options. I'm curious about Direct TV streaming but can't remember why I didn't select it. Maybe due to price.
I agree but the only Con for me is users don’t have any control over manually deleting a DVR recording. It ages off and YouTubeTV decides when.
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What I’m saying is you cannot delete an episode you recorded after you’ve watched.
You can Add a Series/program to record or Delete to stop the recording of the Series/program