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Yeah that’s so not true
I’m not sure if this is the same thing, but my LG is a little older and when I play YouTube TV through the app on the TV I have to manually set the TV to standard definition to avoid that problem, which obviously sucks. The workaround is to get on YouTube TV on my phone and cast it via chrome to the TV. Then everything comes across 1080p.
I feel the same way as @JMick. I probably pay at least $50-$75/month more for Verizon FIOS than I would if I had a streaming service (I have a bundled package because our family's cell phones are all with Verizon). But there is no one streaming service that has all the sports I want that I get with Verizon FIOS with an additional sports package (which isn't very much). Having what I want is way more important to me than saving money. I really don't care about saving money if it's an inconvenience not to get even 1 thing I want to watch.
YouTube TV has NESN and SNY just not both at the same time.
Nope
If you have a clear view to the south and west get DirectTV, you will never look back. It’s the sharpest picture you can get for the home. I’ve done side by side comparisons with with a rock solid streaming signal and a DTV signal with the same live sports (baseball) signal, and the DTV signal was always a hair sharper and/or less noisy. Only drawback with DTV is you can lose the HD signal (or will drop down to standard def) for a few minutes during a heavy thunderstorm. I worked in broadcasting as an engineer for 20 years back in my younger days, so I think I can call myself an authority on the subject. DTV might be a few bucks more but their sports packages and customer service are first rate.
I'm assuming it's not true because so many are doing it, but I'm admittedly confused how. If I were to make the switch from cable to YouTube TV my bill would go from $119 now to $115 since it's still $50 to get just internet through Optimum. Are people going a different route?
I may not be thinking about it as broadly as others, but that sounds about right $50 for a high speed Internet and another 65 for YouTube TV. For me, that dropped my bill from around $220 to about at $115. Additionally, after the end of the basketball season I drop YouTube TV and pick it up in the fall. So, it probably saves me just under $2000 a year. Not earth shaking, but I really don’t miss having cable.
Stop. Unless you're in the middle of the forest, "buffering" is not a thing. Hulu, Netflix, Disney+, Discovery+, etc. are all streaming only services that would be subject to "buffering" and aren't.
I agree. Right now I use my chrome stick, and I actually like using my phone as a remote better than using a remote.
With Verizon FIOS I get both NESN and SNY.
Down in Jersey I just get SNY. I’m a little envious. I have the Fios gigabyte service. It works well with four people streaming.
All is well here this morning. Do a speed check.
I always worry about the free sites, though I’ve never had a problem with them.
That's not it. All other apps work fine. Others on Twitter are reporting the same problems.
It's also happening on Samsung and Google cast.
Did that. Still stops under my account. My wife sign in still works. She called the help line.
I called YoutubeTV, they said it is their issue, they are working on it and gave me a two week refund.