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ozsat 09-07-2019 19:51

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Good spot - HDR too on the Ultra.

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 36001999)
For anyone with Amazon Prime you can now watch on Chromecast which for me is a very welcome addition.


Mad Max 09-07-2019 20:30

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Originally Posted by cheekyangus (Post 36002005)
It's been announced the name for the new WarnerMedia streaming service is HBO Max.

Interesting they are using HBO brand to house shows like Friends.

I just knew i'd be famous one day.........:D

muppetman11 09-07-2019 20:35

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Originally Posted by ozsat (Post 36002021)
Good spot - HDR too on the Ultra.

Apparently the YouTube app is also now back on Amazon devices but haven't checked mine yet.

ozsat 09-07-2019 20:44

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Yes - that came back a few weeks ago - but no HDR on their HDR stick.
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 36002026)
Apparently the YouTube app is also now back on Amazon devices but haven't checked mine yet.


Legendkiller2k 09-07-2019 22:42

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Originally Posted by ozsat (Post 36002029)
Yes - that came back a few weeks ago - but no HDR on their HDR stick.

HDR is on the 4k box.

ozsat 10-07-2019 16:29

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Yes - the brand NEW app does HDR for Youtube on the HDR Firestick.

cupcakes aka dd 10-07-2019 23:46

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Question. When watching Netflix through the V6 is it pulling the stream through the cable or over your wi-fi?

SnoopZ 11-07-2019 00:29

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Originally Posted by cupcakes aka dd (Post 36002122)
Question. When watching Netflix through the V6 is it pulling the stream through the cable or over your wi-fi?

Think it is delivered over broadband.

cheekyangus 11-07-2019 08:54

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Originally Posted by cupcakes aka dd (Post 36002122)
Question. When watching Netflix through the V6 is it pulling the stream through the cable or over your wi-fi?

There is no modem in the V6 unlike VM's original Tivo so it uses the customer's separate broadband router via wi-fi. This is why TV-only customers can't have a V6 box, only broadband and TV customers can.

If I was being really pedantic the broadband uses the cable into you home and the router turns that into wi-fi, so technically the cable is always part of the equation. :)

jfman 11-07-2019 20:27

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Will a streamer seek to defy economics and go for 3 seasons of La Liga rights?

Probably not.

denphone 11-07-2019 20:57

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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36002201)
Will a streamer seek to defy economics and go for 3 seasons of La Liga rights?

Probably not.

Not a chance.

Legendkiller2k 11-07-2019 23:12

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36002208)
Not a chance.

And you know this for certain do you?

denphone 12-07-2019 05:28

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Originally Posted by Legendkiller2k (Post 36002219)
And you know this for certain do you?

No one knows for certain but business economics suggest its very unlikely.

OLD BOY 12-07-2019 07:02

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36002221)
No one knows for certain but business economics suggest its very unlikely.

I still don't get how you think that a streaming service cannot afford to bid for football rights, although Sky and BT can.

As it has been pointed out before, streaming is just another means of delivery. The only obstacle remaining is the extent of fast broadband coverage throughout the UK.

It will be interesting to see the viewing figures for Premiership football on Amazon at the end of the year.

Legendkiller2k 12-07-2019 12:36

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36002221)
No one knows for certain but business economics suggest its very unlikely.

I don't mean any offence but the way you post things like "not a chance" makes it look like you know for certain, a better way might be "i don't think so."
Not having a go at you.
However i do think streaming services will increase their sports content, maybe we'll see something like a seperate sports pass from the likes of Amazon in the future.


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