TomDlgns
OT Supporter
- Oct 24, 2004
- 68,887
we both are apparantly. You keep talking about TV reception and im strictly talking about commercials.
TomDlgns
OT Supporter
- Oct 24, 2004
- 68,887
commercials bring costs down.
OTA only works if you are within proximity which is why not everyone is using it. if OTA built more antennas their infrastructure costs would heavily increase and you'd have to pay for OTA.
Babylon
i'm tired, i'm freezing, i'm dumb
- Dec 27, 2007
- 64,297
I will say youtubetv seems to be the best "bang for the buck" if you go in with people.
As best as I can tell, you can have 5 individual users on youtubetv with their own unlimited dvr at no extra charge. They just have to use the same channels as the account holder.
Works great for me letting my family mooch off me.
As best as I can tell, you can have 5 individual users on youtubetv with their own unlimited dvr at no extra charge. They just have to use the same channels as the account holder.
Works great for me letting my family mooch off me.
midnite
OT Supporter
Luckily I get most of the sports I watch on espn+ with verizon. Others i use seasons4u, until it goes away
yeah but i live in the suburbs of dallas, not in the middle of nowhere. everything but the bottom two should have worked at my current house, our old apartment years ago, my parents house, etc.
never could get anything to work. i just assumed everyone was in on the joke except me
smell my finger
strive nonetheless towards beauty and truth,
just canceled my Youtube tv after football season ended, took a few clicks.
overall great app and price, will re-subscribe for football next season
overall great app and price, will re-subscribe for football next season
CopenKagan
OT Supporter
Maybe they aren't applying it to early adopters.
I had a single plan when the service first launched, then went to a family plan a couple of years after that.
z284pwr
Well-Known Member
That's unfortunate. Glad I got my Turkey based YouTube Premium for $16/year
yeah but i live in the suburbs of dallas, not in the middle of nowhere. everything but the bottom two should have worked at my current house, our old apartment years ago, my parents house, etc.
never could get anything to work. i just assumed everyone was in on the joke except me
Even in the middle of nowhere you can get a proper long range antenna I dunno wtf oxyclean is going on about
- Sep 16, 2003
- 52,968
cant escape em, product placement is everywhere. Even my cavs have an ad sewn right on their uniform, actually like 3 of them. They're projected all over the court, they're playing on the screens in the arenas. they're everywhere
This hike was expected.
I find YoutubeTV almost a killer app for TV entertainment. The DVR functions, the live offerings and the range of channels serves me almost perfectly. If necessary, I could happily live with this as my sole paid stream offering.
With that said, the pricing is nearing the territory where I refused to continue with traditional cable. Choices will have to be made for when this gets closer to $100 a month.
At this point, the killer app would be YoutubeTV partnering with another big streamer AND Youtube Premium/Music ALL for $100. People would latch onto that.
I find YoutubeTV almost a killer app for TV entertainment. The DVR functions, the live offerings and the range of channels serves me almost perfectly. If necessary, I could happily live with this as my sole paid stream offering.
With that said, the pricing is nearing the territory where I refused to continue with traditional cable. Choices will have to be made for when this gets closer to $100 a month.
At this point, the killer app would be YoutubeTV partnering with another big streamer AND Youtube Premium/Music ALL for $100. People would latch onto that.
zizi
OT Supporter
- Jan 11, 2005
- 7,397
Cable TV is going to get a lot more expensive. The NFL's new TV deal starts this year and there are reports the NBA is looking to triple the next national TV deal from 24b to 70b+.
sportsnaut.com
NBA reportedly aiming for astronomical number in next TV rights deal
The NBA reportedly has an insane asking price in mind for their next television rights deal.
sportsnaut.com
SlickStick
Well-Known Member