Getting nervous about the fire tv. I am hoping something happens soon as i Have the amazon recast for a dvr and dont want to move away from firetv.
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Because it doesn't exist yet except in beta territory in the Netherlands. You should see it by start date on November 12.
Get a Roku stick. Some places have them for under $30 now. I have both to cover it all.
That's my backup plan if Fire TV and WebOS aren't supported. Bought a few months back as YouTube TV wasn't yet supported on Fire TV.
Verizon Is The One Paying For The Disney+ Streaming Deal | Android Headlines
Verizon is taking the financial hit on the free Disney+ streaming deal.
While neither company has provided firm details on the deal, Disney's CEO recently confirmed Verizon is the one paying.
Disney+ is due to launch in the U.S. on November 12, priced at $6.99 per month.
Verizon is taking the financial hit on the free Disney+ streaming deal.
While neither company has provided firm details on the deal, Disney's CEO recently confirmed Verizon is the one paying.
Disney+ is due to launch in the U.S. on November 12, priced at $6.99 per month.
List of everything coming to Disney+
Basically everything coming to Disney Plus in the U.S. on November 12.
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Basically everything coming to Disney Plus in the U.S. on November 12.
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It sounds like a deal. If the launch is 11/12 and you can watch it on smart TVs and streaming devices will the apps be released on 11/12 as well?
That is some list. If that's all exclusive some streaming services will be in trouble.
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Why does people think that Netflix and the like will be in trouble just because of Disney.
I think that Traditional Providers are in more trouble because of more great content online, that is how it has been for the last few years.
We just did the same, dropped live TV, now we have Netflix, Hulu, HBO, soon Disney+ and OTA ( with a Tablo) and we miss out on nothing, care nothing about sports, news we use the CBS News app.
Netflix-$9.59 a month ( gift card discount)
Hulu-$7.19 a month ( gift card discount)
Disney-$3.92 a month ( prepaid discount)
HBO-$9 a month ( gift card discount)
So we pay basically $30 a month for content and still do not have enough time to watch it all, by the way we do have Prime but that saves us money because of the free shipping.
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It seems some people think that Netflix loosing Marvel movies and old TV shows will kill it.
I do not. There is a lot of filler on Netflix but also a lot of good shows. Not everyone will like everything. Just like on regular TV.
We already own all the Marvel movies and Star Wars movies digitally. Plus our kids are a little older and never got into Disney. So we didn't want to buy 3 years of service in advance.
Now when some of the Marvel shows come out I will subscribe for sure. I just wish we could have the adult ones that were on Netflix. I will miss those. Especially The Punisher.
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I do not. There is a lot of filler on Netflix but also a lot of good shows. Not everyone will like everything. Just like on regular TV.
We already own all the Marvel movies and Star Wars movies digitally. Plus our kids are a little older and never got into Disney. So we didn't want to buy 3 years of service in advance.
Now when some of the Marvel shows come out I will subscribe for sure. I just wish we could have the adult ones that were on Netflix. I will miss those. Especially The Punisher.
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After a 5-month hiatus, I jumped back into Netflix this week with a discounted gift card and already feel overwhelmed with the backlog, including season 2 of Punisher along with a number of non-Marvel shows.
I was bummed with Netflix's most recent price increase, and because of it will never go back to subscribing year-round when I'm not using it much as I sub to other services to catch up on various shows. But having had Hulu, CBS All Access, Prime, HBO, Starz, and Showtime for multiple months over the past year, I can safely say Netflix still has the richest and deepest content offerings.
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It is the only service that has the majority of their new content in 4K, that is why I subscribe every month.
Who had Netflix cards on sale, I must of missed it.
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It wasn't a great sale; just somebody on eBay selling $30 cards for $23.50 (free shipping). I figured I would at least be paying closer to the $10/mo rate that way.
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Here is list from the Netherlands ( Disney+ is already live there) of everything in 4K, I assume it will be the same for us-https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M5mzYhkTtkyDDD33Mj4MKK5etF1rUMxfnP8wZ1Gzi7k/edit
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