As long as all users have similar zip codes it’s fine. I’m in Ames and split with someone in DM and it’s been fine but when I tried to split with someone in Cedar Rapids it shut one of us down after a few months
If you sign up for 4k you can have unlimited streams at home and three streams outside your home. We did it so kids at college could use our account. They had a special where it was free for a month and then $4.99/mo for a year.You can only stream to 3 devices at a time though.
No. You can subscribe through YouTube (not YouTube TV) but it costs more.I think you must subscribe to YTTV
Yeah I do this for my parents in Florida so they can watch Sunday ticket, redzone and BTN. Although my dad did comment that watching the bears might be me trying to push him to an early grave so maybe it isn’t the nice thing I thought it was lolIf you sign up for 4k you can have unlimited streams at home and three streams outside your home. We did it so kids at college could use our account. They had a special where it was free for a month and then $4.99/mo for a year.
The 5 you want to watch are most likely the drivers of 90% of the current priceWhat stinks is hiding behind you get this many channels for this price. I watch about 5 channels total. The OG days of YTTV had the 5 I wanted..... give me that reality back!
The 5 you want to watch are most likely the drivers of 90% of the current price
I think cable and streaming would need to be separate in that scenario.It would be interesting to rank industries based on how hated they are by the general public.
The health insurance industry would probably get the #1 ranking (as demonstrated by recent events). Not sure where the cable/streaming industry would rank, but it would definitely be closer to the top than the bottom.
Nobody likes telecoms, but the price of cable is the firstest of first world problemsIt would be interesting to rank industries based on how hated they are by the general public.
The health insurance industry would probably get the #1 ranking (as demonstrated by recent events). Not sure where the cable/streaming industry would rank, but it would definitely be closer to the top than the bottom.
More choices of who is going to bend you over with subscription fees now.Annoying. Just switched back from Hulu+ live tv because I like the YTTV interface better, particularly for recording stuff. Probably going to do some shopping because we have a crazy amount of streaming services and might not be using YTTV enough to justify it.