CagleMtnVol
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…which is why I’m looking into AT&T/DirecTV Stream. It’s the only one that got Bally. What really sucks is that YTTV has clearly the best interface and cloud DVR. Wherever I’m going to move is going to feel clunky.So it's between Hulu, Sling and Fubo
*and none of them have Bally Sports
**nor did YTTV
Direct TV has unlimited Cloud DVR for $10 more. Looking like it would cost me $99 a month total, I believe.…which is why I’m looking into AT&T/DirecTV Stream. It’s the only one that got Bally. What really sucks is that YTTV has clearly the best interface and cloud DVR. Wherever I’m going to move is going to feel clunky.
My DIRECTV Stream is $69.99 / ATT Fiber is $75.33 = $145.32/moJust out of curiosity, what are you guys paying to have Internet and a TV package that you honestly like? I have a Spectrum TV package, Internet and a phone (which I don't care about) and it cost me somewhere around $180/month. It also includes the Spectrum app which supposedly allows me to watch any TV channel on my phone/tablet/Roku/etc. wherever I'm at, but I haven't used it yet. It sure sounds like people are counting pennies and getting shafted and paying nearly as much as regular cable.
But do you like it? I can't get past the lag when I try to skip commercials or fast forward. The only thing streaming services did was open the market to 100+ streaming services instead of just one or two cable companies. I suppose the good thing is that cable companies now have to compete and they are holding their prices down.My DIRECTV Stream is $69.99 / ATT Fiber is $75.33 = $145.32/mo
I've been streaming for about 4-5 years, so I'm honestly used to it now. When I first started, it was so much cheaper, but the prices have slowly increased. I do not like having extra cable boxesBut do you like it? I can't get past the lag when I try to skip commercials or fast forward. The only thing streaming services did was open the market to 100+ streaming services instead of just one or two cable companies. I suppose the good thing is that cable companies now have to compete and they are holding their prices down.