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Taf 08-11-2023 12:27

Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
I am coming to the end of a free month of Amazon Prime, including their TV streaming service.

An advert popped-up yesterday for "Amazon Freevee", apparently freeview TV supported by ads.

Will I be able to access this using the Virgin V6 once the Prime trial ends? :dunce:

1701-e 08-11-2023 13:51

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
It's not Freeview but it should work as long as you have an Amazon account..... Doesn't need to be the paid prime account

Taf 08-11-2023 14:42

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1701-e (Post 36163654)
It's not Freeview

Hence I didn't capitalise the "F".

I have an Amazon account, and have had one for years, but I have never seen any mention of Freevee before.

ozsat 08-11-2023 15:26

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Freevee has been around a couple of years although was called IMDBTV until last year.

v0id 09-11-2023 01:10

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
I find it shocking that you've never heard of it, if you used Prime video.

fox35 09-11-2023 10:10

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Freevee is just an alternative to Pluto TV. Similar drivel as the FAST channels in the 220s on the epg. Utter rubbish.

Taf 09-11-2023 10:10

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by v0id (Post 36163692)
I find it shocking that you've never heard of it, if you used Prime video.

The trial lasted a month (expires today) and an advert for it just popped-up during a show that was "included with Prime". A complete surprise to me.

1andrew1 09-11-2023 11:14

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fox35 (Post 36163697)
Freevee is just an alternative to Pluto TV. Similar drivel as the FAST channels in the 220s on the epg. Utter rubbish.

There are on-demand films including old MGM films like The Big Lebowski and other new content like Judge Judy and Neighbours...so not identical to Pluto.

SnoopZ 09-11-2023 14:59

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fox35 (Post 36163697)
Freevee is just an alternative to Pluto TV. Similar drivel as the FAST channels in the 220s on the epg. Utter rubbish.

It's got Bosch Legacy on there which is a great spin off from Bosch, what kind of crap do you watch?

Media Boy UK 09-11-2023 15:30

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by fox35 (Post 36163697)
Freevee is just an alternative to Pluto TV. Similar drivel as the FAST channels in the 220s on the epg. Utter rubbish.

Four more FAST Channels set to be added to Virgin EPG by November 18th.

Paul 09-11-2023 23:35

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
What the frack is a 'FAST' channel :confused:

1701-e 10-11-2023 07:30

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Free Ad Supported Television.. ... Also known as S H 1 T E

Hugh 10-11-2023 08:09

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1701-e (Post 36163722)
Free Ad Supported Television.. ... Also known as S H 1 T E

Also known as ITV, C4, C5, etc…

spiderplant 10-11-2023 08:36

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36163731)
Also known as ITV, C4, C5, etc…

No. It's Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television. Niche channels that can't justify the cost of being broadcast.

OLD BOY 10-11-2023 09:34

Re: Amazon Freevee on Virginmedia
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Taf (Post 36163668)
Hence I didn't capitalise the "F".

I have an Amazon account, and have had one for years, but I have never seen any mention of Freevee before.

The menu on the left hand side of the screen lists -

Find
Home
Store
Live TV
Free with ads
My stuff.

You will find freevee under 'Free with ads'

---------- Post added at 09:34 ---------- Previous post was at 09:31 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by spiderplant (Post 36163736)
No. It's Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television. Niche channels that can't justify the cost of being broadcast.

Correct. These are the channels that are most likely to survive if the existing scheduled broadcast channels go IPTV only by 2035.

But they certainly are cheap and cheerful - some would say rubbish.


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