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It is strange that RU-vid TV does not let subscribers _“delete”_ recordings and just allow those to clutter up their space, but RU-vid also does not actually record separate individual copies of a program for everyone, who requests one. RU-vid records everything, whether or not anyone selects a specific program for their own viewing; for example, a paid infomercial is likely never going to be deliberately picked out. This is why only the time alotted is recorded for a program, despite live sports almost always needing more time. There should be enough data and even user sourced confirmation enough for RU-vid to know, adjust and splice together the actual length of overrun, but for whatever reason, RU-vid TV opts for the bare minimum. Customisation is otherwise kind of difficult, since everything is automated and based strictly on time. Whilst it is a straightforward and simple system to just set and forget, it is not the most effective nor customer friendly. RU-vid TV’s DVR scheme is more infuriating than comparable to actual cable providers’ harddrive offerings. A full football match should absolutely be available to view as one single continuous recording in this twenty-first century, within an hour after it has finished airing! A simple rain delay could easily knock these into a third or possibly a fourth time slot. I am not suggesting that they try to cut out the extraneous rain coverage, since fast forward is a thing, Al will likely be capable in assisting with this soon, but the entire match should be contained within a recording of the actual event you selected.

@@GeorgeVCohea thank you so much for that reply .

Good question sadly they have not said.

​​@@GeorgeVCoheaCable providers have gotten away from hard drive boxes and have moved to cloud DVRs. Xfinity has a great cloud DVR service.. Spectrum had to shut down their entire system in May because it wasn't working correctly. I have no idea if it's up again. The RU-vid DVR isn't perfect, but I'll take it when compared to the price of cable now. Also, RU-vid TV automatically adds time to sporting events that run long. Last weekend a NASCAR race was delayed by 2 hours because of rain and RU-vid's DVR still recorded it.

My Cousin have Fubo TV, only because of Detroit Tigers. If wasn't for the Detroit Tigers, then they would have RU-vidTV.

Just would have to figure out a way to do that.

Likely sell them.

Happy 🎉 birthday 🎂

@@dwildstar23 thank you ☺️🤗

That the only reason I havent.

The reason Comcast went with Starlink is simple. It will take many years for Amazon to get their satellites launched at sufficient numbers to have a robust enough network in place. Starlink has what no one else has and that is a very effective manufacturing and space launch system.

I’ve been watching that closely as well. It’s such an iconic American studio and brand. BRANDS. Its library is full of YEARS of classics and hits spanning decades. I don’t want to see it become like Sony or MGM. At the very least, if it gets sold off.. I hope the new owners keep a lot of it together and keep the studio and production company in business…. I guess it wouldn’t be terrible to see CBS and Viacom separated. It would drop much of the cable channels but that isn’t what made paramount pictures what it is anyway. That’s all modern more recent transactions unifying the two. Cable channels are just loosing branding and reach anyway. They’re becoming offerings in FAST TV. CBS and Paramount Pictures prob stronger without the rest. I guess the biggest hope is to see paramount still making big budget films for years to come and cbs to maintain its network domination

Unless you cannot get higher speeds from your ISP or actually want to OWN certain content - if you've ever looked to watch something that WAS on a given service only to find out it's been dropped from their catalog then you'll start to understand. For convenience a home media server might be the best of all worlds.

Yeah, they're supposed to be putting a few up early next year after doing some beta testing with satellites they put up eariler this year.

Either does Musk with Starlink, Dish Network or SiriusXM. It's always been a big lie. You are connecting to ground stations with signals being bounced off the ionosphere. How do you think Grandpa with his shortwave radio was picking up Poland before there were satellites.

They still have some good shows that are about "history". But, yeah, some of their shows like that drilling on Oak island, pickers, ancient aliens, etc. are junk.

You mean His Story.

@@pagodakid your opinion I guess does not mean your right but ok

@@HDHQDIRECT what?

I know for a fact that this is the case - we routinely have to "make videos" in my job and it's some of the toughest stuff I have to do - the "one take" and no edits tells me that he's pretty darn good - he'll smooth out the rough edges.

Where's your one take, no fumble, video?

@@RJEngle1 I'm not trying to make a progression out of it. I know my weaknesses. Some don't. Now I do make money doing audio. Don't get me started on all the RU-vidrs with poor audio.

That's just your opinion

No it's a fact